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A rewarding trio session from Bruce Barth, one of the most underrated post-bop pianists. Joined by bassist Ed Howard and drummer Billy Drummond, Barth splits the program evenly between standards and originals, the latter including a lovely pair of dedications: "Song for Alex" and "For Clara." Barth's affinity for Monk comes through on "Evidence" and an intriguing original called "The Way He Wore His Hat," intended as a Monk tribute but based on a motif from "They Can't Take That Away From Me." With "Lazy Bird," "Fascinating Rhythm," and the title track, Barth and company display their flair for rhythmic surprises. ~ David R. Adler
hot jazz pianist presents 10 tracks that range in moods, textures & colors, from quiet ballads, Latin jazz, moody arrangements & standards, feat. Ed Howard-bss & Billy Drummond-drms
Recorded at Tedesco Studios, Paramus, New Jersey on June 9, 1997. Includes liner notes by Robert Goldblum.
Personnel: Bruce Barth (piano); Billy Drummond (drums).
Liner Note Author: Robert Goldblum.
Recording information: Tedesco Studios (06/09/1997); Tedesco Studios, NJ (06/09/1997).
Photographer: Gildas Boclé.
Personnel: Bruce Barth (piano); Ed Howard (bass); Billy Drummond (drums).
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