BOB ALLEN TRIO lot of 3 Jazz:  VG+. and VG+  (Also posted on other websites - POOS)
1)  The Bob Allen Trio at the Christopher Inn (color cover with 2-page Bio interior of cover      Playlist:        Watch What Happens      Here Comes That Rainy Day      Sunny      Do-Re-Mi      All The THings You Are     Monday, Monday     It's Over     Love For Sale                      2)  The Bob Allen Trio:  More at the Christopher Inn       Playlist:      Medley from Jesus Christ Super Star / Superstar      That's The Way I Always Heard It Should Be      One Less Bell to Answer      The Look of Love      If You Could Read My Mind
At the iconic Christopher Inn, a round tower with MCM vibes in the interior decor
3)  THE NAKED PIANO  by Gregar Records, Stereo GG-100; VG+ vinyl and jacket     Playlist based on Burt Bacharach, Lennon-McCartney, Paul Simon, Joni Mitchell, Jim Webb, Leonard Pernstein     *  Promises, Promises     *  Yesterday     *  Variation on Theme from ROMEO & JULIET     *  Both Sides Now     *  By the Time I Get to Phoenix     *  I'll Never Fall in Love Again     *  Suite from THE GRADUATE     *  Make Our Garden Grow (from CANDIDE)     *  Goin' Out of My Head

From estate of gentleman who loved jazz especially Bob Allen, an amazing blind pianist trained in classical which helped Bob to lend even greater interpretation to the modern classics.
Non-smoking home.  See my other LPs from this estate now at auction.
THUMBNAIL on Robert "Bob Allen" Prahin: 1940-08/29/2015
Blind pianist from Cleveland.
Bob Allen (Prahin) spent his formative years in Cleveland, where he began studying piano at the age of six. He obtained a bachelor's degree in piano and composition from Capital University in Columbus. His arrangements encompassed a wide range of musical idioms, from well-known standards to original compositions.
Using the stage name of Bob Allen, he was a titan of Columbus jazz, well-known for his 20+ year engagement with his trio at the Christopher Inn downtown and countless memorable performances throughout the region. He released 8 albums with the trio, including a popular live album recorded at the Christopher Inn. ******************************************************* The Artist, Robert Allen Prahin  (his obit)  1940 - 2015  (age 75)
ROBERT PRAHIN OBITUARY

Prahin, Robert "Bob Allen" Prahin, died peacefully on August 29, 2015. Fans remember when the Bob Allen Trio played at the Christopher Inn and so many other places around Columbus. Bob earned his Bachelor of Music degree from Capitol University and shared his talent for over 50 years. He is survived by his wife, Marilyn; son, Aaron (Barb) Prahin; daughters, Marsinah Gillespie and Crystal (Joseph) Ferrari; stepchildren, Laura (Sean) Oster, Kathryn (Shawn) Cantrall, David Lundgren, and Doreen (Michelle) Lundgren; nine grandchildren; nephews, nieces and cousins; and multitudes of friends and fans.

TRIBUTE by Fan-Friend, Bill B. Miller Bob loved to tell the story of driving a car with his college friends. I get this giant smile when I think of Bob, like many gifted people, he brought such incredible pleasure to those who heard him play. He was generous with his music and had an incredible wit. My prayers to his family and friends.

73's to you Bob, now a silent key. Peace and blessings from N8BUC
Bill B. Miller *************************************
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