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 "Facing You" is an album composed of eight tracks with a maximum duration of just over ten minutes, thus ideas that are more formally concentrated and distinct.

 "Facing You" publishes his love for the acoustic piano, and nothing else.

Facing You marks Keith Jarrett's first solo studio album, recorded in 1971, showcasing his deep connection to acoustic piano. The album is historically significant for its purity amidst the rise of jazz electronics and highlights distinct compositions blending gospel, classical, and jazz roots. Though less magical than his later live concerts, this work laid the foundation for Jarrett's groundbreaking solo improvisations. It remains a vital listen for understanding his artistic evolution. Listen to Keith Jarrett's Facing You and experience the birth of a solo piano legend.

 "An album like 'Points of View' deserves much wider recognition than it has actually received."

 "With each listen gives a different emotion, it appears differently, always unpredictable, and this is the magic that only a jazz base of the work can bring out."

Nando Lauria's 'Points Of View' is a 1994 debut album showcasing his talents as a guitarist and singer in Brazilian jazz. The album features rich arrangements and collaborations with notable musicians, blending Brazilian rhythms with lyrical jazz. Each track expresses distinct emotions, from energetic to contemplative, making the album both sophisticated and deeply personal. Despite its quality, the album remains underrated and deserves wider recognition. Explore Nando Lauria's soulful Brazilian jazz album 'Points Of View' and experience its timeless beauty today!

 The album... demonstrates the extreme preparation and versatility of an artist never overly glorified.

 Bill Evans, a relaxing and romantic ballad that pays homage to the truest and most honest inspiration of the Maysian style.

Lyle Mays' 1993 album Fictionary showcases his virtuosity as a jazz pianist within a traditional trio format featuring Marc Johnson and Jack DeJohnette. The album blends romantic ballads with dynamic, catchy themes and moments of free improvisation. It honors jazz traditions while exploring fresh musical progressions, highlighting Mays' strong classical roots and compositional skill. Overall, it demonstrates his versatility and dedication to reviving classic jazz atmospheres. Listen to Lyle Mays' Fictionary to experience a sophisticated jazz piano trio journey full of emotion and artistry.