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November 4, 2006
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This disc can almost be interpreted as an homage to the great Bill Evans trio's. The liner notes say it best: "With understated elan and a sublime sense of interplay, this special triumvirate exudes the cool, swinging elegance of the classic Bill Evans trio ." Could not have said it better! It's not ... more |
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September 25, 2006
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What a classic! There are a few versions of this SA-CD. I have what some people call a dual-layer SA-CD - a disc without the RB-CD layer but with an SA-CD multichannel and a stereo layer (ES86328 Ode/Epic/Legacy). The sound of this disc is pretty good, in a similar vein as I found the sound on ... more |
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September 14, 2006
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Two tracks. That's all. This music sounds as if it floats in a three-dimensional space. Miles' trumpet has tremendous bite but never distorts. The electric piano can distort a little on some of the overtones, but not by much. Well layered soundstage. Infectuous rythmns by Tony Williams on drums ... more |
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September 12, 2006
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This is free flowing piano jazz in a trio setting. Conrad Yeatis Clark (p), Max Roach (dr), George Duvivier (b) and Steve Hofman on the mastering console. This is quite a unique album in many respects. For starters it's a Hofman. Furthermore these are all Sonny's tunes. Secondly we get a nice dosis ... more |
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September 7, 2006
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Another 60's jazz master and this time mastered by a similar master, Steve Hofman. That means that as opposed to the Bobby Timmons disc or the piano and bass on the Sonny Rollins 'Saxophone Colossus', we get a much cleaner sound. But you get it only in the left (b, dr, p) and right speaker (t, ts, ... more |
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