Contemplazione

Good album, but not a masterpiece for me. Purim has always been a terrible singer, and I've never found Airto Moreira to be special either. Joe Farrell, on the other hand, is fantastic, and Clark (in this context) was great.

Don't worry, the putrid Gonzo had it in for me...;-) Damn mutt.

So only this work, among Dalì's, deserves to keep him in history, World?

13 euros and 40??? WHAT LUCK!!! My Man's Gone Now, Gloria's Step (take 2) and Jade's Visions (take 1) are the absolute high points. Scott LaFaro also proves to be a great composer, with two enchanting pieces. The three versions of All Of You are also beautiful, let's compare them with the various versions by Miles Davis. Personally, I have never liked Waltz For Debby that much, nor Alice In Wonderland; when compared to the other pieces in this set (which are in the hyperuranium), they seem perhaps a step below.

The most beautiful piano trio recordings of all time?

One note: there are five sets, with the first two (included in the first CD) played in the afternoon, and the remaining three recorded in the evening (the third and fourth sets in the second CD, and the fifth set in the third CD). This box set is an absolute must-have, and it’s to be preferred over the two LPs "Waltz for Debby" and "Sunday At The Village Vanguard," primarily because it contains the first version of Gloria's Step, on par with the other two, if it weren't for a one-minute interruption in the recording just a minute in. Essentially, it was a brief "energy out" from the recorder… just imagine the colossal loss for humanity if its functionality hadn’t been restored; yes, because the recording day was the trio's last engagement at the Vanguard, and just a few days later Scott LaFaro died in the accident. We would have missed this live trio… I don’t even want to think about it, it makes me want to cry! The second reason to prefer this box set: the faithful order of the performances. The third reason: the presence, at the end of the concert, of "...a few final bars,” a hilarious minute and a half where musicians and audience joke and laugh heartily, and Bill shows himself to be a fine humorist. Displaying a comedic side rarely highlighted when talking about him, he starts doing mechanical and fast scales as a sarcastic response to someone who just told him that there were thirty seconds left of the recording… ;-)

Great album, almost a 4.5. A perfect balance of rhythm, energy, and a pleasant, refined catchiness. I can’t remember a time when I disagree with Muffin, Soul Sacrifice (especially the live version from Woodstock) is the highlight of the album.

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Kosmo, I HAVEN'T put any links to my Facebook page here INSIDE! I haven't told anyone but two FRIENDS my first and last name, nor have I made public the name of the studio where I work. I'm really starting to think that this Fiquata is someone from the editorial team, and having access to my email (violating my privacy), has been minding my business.