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‘Royal Flush’: The Winning Hand That Took Donald Byrd In A New Direction
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‘Royal Flush’: The Winning Hand That Took Donald Byrd In A New Direction
On Thursday, September 21, 1961, Detroit trumpeter Donald Byrd took a quintet into Rudy Van Gelder’s famed New Jersey recording studio to lay down the tracks for what became Royal Flush, his eighth album for Blue Note Records. Though still only three months shy of his 29th birthday, Byrd could almost be considered a veteran at this point, such was his experience both on stage and in the recording studio. Indeed, his CV was mightily impressive, i…
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