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Some of OP’s solos can be insanely difficult and would require the patience of Job to learn and play. However, this version of It Ain’t Necessarily So is OP at his best - measured, swinging and incredibly cool.
I originally thought this version was from the album Porgy and Bess but I realise now that it’s not. If I find the album from whence it came, I’ll post it here. But in the meantime…
Posted on 5 February '10 by admin, under piano. No Comments.
Here’s a great Oscar Peterson piano solo taken from his excellent Night Train album. It shows off what OP does best : swinging the pants off a blues.
Martial Solal and Johnny Griffin -
Quite hard-to-find duo album this. It's really good. Solal's playing is typically individual - ready to take risks and switching both harmony and time with a quicksilver flick of the wrist. Griffin's playing works really well to pin the music down to the changes, which are never far away. The interplay between them is wonderful and Griffin is in top swinging form. I don't normally do this, but you can find a copy here
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