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For his second album as a leader, pianist Benny Green is showcased in a trio with bassist Buster Wiliams and drummer Lewis Nash. Nearing the end of his two-year stint with Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers, Green had mixed together elements of Bobby Timmons and Oscar Peterson in his own impressive style. He performs two numbers apiece by Buster Williams and Bud Powell (including "I'll Keep Lovin' You"), the standard "What Is There to Say," Thelonious Monk's complex "Trinkle Tinkle," and his own "Dealin' With a Feelin'" on a well-rounded and consistently swinging outing. ~ Scott Yanow
pianist's trio w. Buster Williams on bass, and Lewis Nash on drums, recorded December 29, 1988 and January 2, 1989
Benny Green Trio: Benny Green (piano); Buster Williams (bass); Lewis Nash (drums). Benny Green In This Direction Songs In This Direction Review
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