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Roger Kellaway - Meets The Duo Gene Bertoncini And Michael Moore (1992)

Roger Kellaway - Meets The Duo Gene Bertoncini And Michael Moore (1992)

BAND/ARTIST: Roger Kellaway

  • Title: Meets The Duo Gene Bertoncini And Michael Moore
  • Year Of Release: 1992
  • Label: Chiaroscuro Records
  • Genre: Jazz
  • Quality: flac lossless (tracks, log, scans)
  • Total Time: 01:16:43
  • Total Size: 309 mb
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Tracklist

01. Soflee
02. All the Things You Are
03. Old New Waltz
04. When Lights Are Low
05. Estate
06. Bertha the Dragoness
07. Heat of the Night
08. Gone With the Wind
09. If You Never Come to Me
10. Sweet and Lovely
11. Jazzspeak

Although Roger Kellaway, Gene Bertoncini, and Michael Moore had been friends for a while, they really hadn't played much as a trio until they were spotted together at the late lamented Zinno's in New York City in 1992. Before the month was over, this studio session was completed. Bertoncini and Moore have long been known for their work together, but the addition of Kellaway's eclectic piano adds a new dimension to the group. Bertoncini's wild, difficult to label "Soflee" is a superb opener, darting from its initially challenging Tristano-like bop theme to realms of other influences, with great solos all around. The pianist contributes the haunting "Heat of the Night," showcasing Moore's matchless arco bass. But the bassist steals the top prize for composition with his bittersweet gem "Old New Waltz," a beautiful melody that has "jazz standard" written all over it. Bertoncini's lyrical acoustic guitar makes this interpretation of "Estate" one for the ages. The closing "Jazzspeak" track gives the musicians an opportunity to explain in their own words how the CD came about and the unique chemistry of the trio. There's not one track within the CD that is less than excellent.

Bass – Michael Moore
Guitar – Gene Bertoncini
Piano – Roger Kellaway

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