Album NL 1998 on A Records label
Jazz
The trio sound that these three artists produce is warmly reminscent of the best trios that world-class jazz has ever offered, from Bill Evans, Eddie Gomez, and Marty Morell to Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock and Jack DeJohnette. The main difference between Bevan’s sound and other contemporary acoustic trios is originality. Although Bevan has been influenced by an impressive array of jazz icons (Evans, Hancock, Jarrett, the great Denny Zeitlin, Miles Davis, and French pianist Martial Solal), his music reflects only essences of these artists as he integrates their influence into his own original style and musical approach. “a superb jazz pianist…imaginative yet accessible” – the Boston Globe “He takes the listener on a stunning voyage on every tune” – The Virgin Islands Daily
Bevan Manson p, US piano, album by | |
John Lockwood b, US bass | |
George Schuller dr, *1958 US drums |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | All Blues | Bevan Manson | 9:10 | |
2 | Seats Two | Bevan Manson | 4:57 | |
3 | Giant Steps | Bevan Manson | 5:50 | |
4 | Farness Of You | Bevan Manson | 1:31 | |
5 | Small Truckin' | Bevan Manson | 4:45 | |
6 | Night and Day | Bevan Manson | 4:37 | |
7 | Caramel | Bevan Manson | 4:40 | |
8 | Taking A Chance On Love | Bevan Manson | 7:08 | |
9 | But Beautiful | Bevan Manson | 4:51 |