Ray Bryant Trio - Piano, Piano, Piano / Jazz Workshop 180 Gram Vinyl New
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Ray Bryant Trio - Piano, Piano, Piano / Jazz Workshop 180 Gram Vinyl New
Personnel: Ray Bryant (p), Ike Isaacs (b), Specs Wright (d)
Reference: JW-088 LP
Format: LP / 12" / 33rpm / MONO Label: JAZZ WORKSHOP Catalogue Reference: JW-088 Recording Year: 1957 Country of Pressing: SPAIN Comments: Sealed New Copy Reissue of the original New Jazz NJLP-8227 Cover Grade: MINT Vinyl Grade: MINT
Side One:
1. Golden Earrings (Young-Livingston-Evans) 4:51 2. Angel Eyes (Dennis-Brent) 3:18 3. Blues Changes (Ray Bryant) 4:58 4. Splittin' (Ray Bryant) 4:34
Side Two:
1. Django (John Lewis) 5:01 2. The Thrill is Gone (Brown-Henderson) 4:52 3. Daahoud (Clifford Brown) 3:59 4. Sonar (Clarke-Wiggings) 3:22
Originally issued as PRESTIGE 7098 / NEW JAZZ NJLP-8227
Personnel: The Ray Bryant Trio Ray Bryant (piano), Ike Isaacs (bass), Specs Wright (drums). Recorded at Van Gelder Studios, Hackensack, New Jersey, April 5, 1957
Original recordings supervised by Bob Weinstock Engineered by Rudy Van Gelder Liner notes: Ira Gitler _____________________________________________________________
Review:
"Pianist Ray Bryant solidified his reputation with this outstanding 1957 trio release. It displayed his facility with the blues, speed, gospel influence, and interpretive abilities on such songs as John Lewis' "Django" and Clifford Brown's "Daahoud." It also contained Bryant's funky originals "Splittin'" and "Blues Changes," and was punctuated by Ike Isaacs' careful bass work and Specs Wright's loose, in the groove drumming. This set is a fine sonic framework for Bryant's heady, unpredictable, and often exciting playing."
Ron Wynn -All Music Guide
