Man From Two Worlds
by Chico Hamilton

Man From Two Worlds by Chico Hamilton
Year: 1964
Overall rank: 64,762nd   Overall chart history
Average Rating: 
71/100 (from 8 votes)
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Accolades:
Award Top albums of 1964 (304th)
Award Top albums of of the 1960s (3,458th)
Award Best albums of all time (64,762nd)

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Chico Hamilton bestography

Man From Two Worlds is ranked 4th best out of 14 albums by Chico Hamilton on BestEverAlbums.com.

The best album by Chico Hamilton is The Dealer which is ranked number 17998 in the list of all-time albums with a total rank score of 61.

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Overall rank: 64,762nd | 1960s rank: 3,458th | 1964 rank: 304th  Overall chart history
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From kokkinos 01/29/2022 23:33 in I'm going back to the start
“I was a big fan of Chico Hamilton’s 1963 album - Passin’ Thru - and this might be even better. We are down to a quartet instead of a quintet, though it’s hard to tell, as the sound is so full and rich. The guitar work is once again lovely, subtle and well-thought out, big props to Gábor Szabó. The…”
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“Well, this chart got shaken up awhile ago, it's not complete anymore That chart is not in any order, so let me think on this. I don't feel as strongly about jazz albums as I do other albums. What I mean by that is I don't have that many absolute favorites over others. Here are some really great…”
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From 08/07/2022 03:47 | #288203
I hear Chico Hamilton as someone who, like MJQ and Dave Brubeck and other holdovers from the 50s but in my opinion more swinging and fun than those examples, carried "Cool Jazz" (as in Miles's Birth Of The...) aka the "West Coast" sound, into the 60s, with its tuneful chamber-jazz lightness. Gabor Szabo carried the style forward on his mostly excellent albums, but not many others did, the 60s were going in more heated directions. Mellow and swinging, but also playful and imaginative, excellent compositions from Charles Lloyd, it's a stone groove.
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