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Unlike his previous session for Linn, this trio CD (with bassist Dave Green and drummer Allan Ganley) strikes a balance between well played standards and upbeat catchy originals. "Angel Eyes" is almost a mandatory ballad for a pianist to play at some time -- Newton's very soft approach would hush the nosiest audience. A lengthy workout of Mal Waldron's "Soul Eyes" and a brief take on the nearly forgotten showtune "Stars in My Eyes" merit praise. Among Newton's works, the strutting opener "Ol' Blue Eyes" and the turbocharged title track stand out. ~ Ken Dryden
Recording information: Castle Sound Studios, Pencaitland, Scotland (08/31/1990/09/28/1990); EMI Abbey Road Studios, London, England (08/31/1990/09/28/1990); Scotland (08/31/1990/09/28/1990).
Photographer: Victor Albrow.
Personnel: David Newton (piano); Allan Ganley (drums).
Liner Note Author: Richard Cook .
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