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Monty Alexander - Montreux Alexander CD

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Montreux Alexander album for sale by Monty Alexander was released Sep 01, 1991 on the Verve label. You don't hear much Carib-jazz fusion anymore, but these guys do it. Montreux Alexander buy CD music Jamaica-born pianist Alexander joins with ace-panmen Othello Molineux and Boogsie Sharpe plus rhythm in a real cooker, bright and heavy both. Montreux Alexander songs The whole thing totals unpretentious joy. Montreux Alexander album for sale ~ John Storm Roberts, Original Music Personnel: Monty Alexander (piano). Recording information: 1965.

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Nite Mist Blues See All 2

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Feelings See All 2

5:36

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Satin Doll See All 2

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Work Song See All 2

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I'll Drown In My Own Tears

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Battle Hymn Of The Republic See All 2

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of course this should be 5 stars
When writing my review for this splendid cd, I overlooked the star-section. It should be certainly be 5 stars and NOT 3! Arnold van Kampen / jazzcritic / Netherlands.
By Arnold (Netherlands)

One of the top two of Monty
Together with "Live in Holland" (out of print) this is the best Monty Alexander ever did. His trio with John Clayton and Jeff Hamilton was certainly his best, and "Montreux" hears this trio in outstanding shape.
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One of the best piano trio recordings ever
Monty Alexander, Jeff Hamilton, and John Clayton were in another world when they played this set at the Montreaux Jazz Festival back in the 70's.
By Scot (learnjazzpiano.com) (Bellingham, WA, US)

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