Lyresto

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I am trying to find the meaning of the word Lyresto.
Written by Kenny Burrell and played on one of his album with Coltrane.

Any idea?

Thanks

[jw]

Brown: So what was the inspiration for that and the title, it’s a very, I thought it was
“Liar-esto”, but I wanted to get that clarification from you.
Burrell: I think I was thinking about it being lyrical, and I think I probably didn’t spell it right.

[Yvan]

Thanks jw,

Very interesting interview of Kenny Burrell:

http://amhistory.si.edu/jazz/Burrell-Kenny/Burrell_Kenny_Transcript.pdf

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On Sunday, 10 July 2016 09:14:23 UTC-4, Yvan wrote:
> Thanks jw,
>
> Very interesting interview of Kenny Burrell:
>
> http://amhistory.si.edu/jazz/Burrell-Kenny/Burrell_Kenny_Transcript.pdf
>
>

Wow, thanks a lot for posting that Interview Link.

It took me a couple of hours, but it was a Great read.
Bg.

[kleineq...@gmail.com]

lyre. greek stringed instrument. a small hand held harp.
esto. probably latin/spanish "this" so "this harp" maybe, referring to his guitar