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Joanne Brackeen always keeps the listener guessing with her unpredictable style of playing piano, and this 1976 trio session is no exception. Joined by bassist Clint Houston and drummer Billy Hart, Brackeen takes charge with her swirling up-tempo blues "Six Ate" and her equally complex ballad, "Echoes." The loping "Canyon Lady," written by fellow pianist Mark Levine, is recast as a strutting samba, while Wayne Shorter's lovely ballad "Iris" is a dramatic jewel in Brackeen's hands, with the bonus of a superb arco bass solo by Houston. Bronislaw Kaper's brilliant standard "Invitation" is played a bit faster than typical, with superb interaction by the trio. Brackeen's roller coaster "C-Sri" is another wild blues that has her distinctive sound stamped all over it. Out of print since the sale of the Black Lion catalog to 1201 Music, this rewarding trio CD deserves to be reissued.
© Ken Dryden /TiVo
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Joanne Brackeen, Writer, MainArtist
Joanne Brackeen, Writer, MainArtist
Webster, Writer - Kaper, Writer - Joanne Brackeen, MainArtist
Mark Levine, Writer - Joanne Brackeen, MainArtist
Wayne Shorter, Writer - Joanne Brackeen, MainArtist
Joanne Brackeen, Writer, MainArtist
Album review
Joanne Brackeen always keeps the listener guessing with her unpredictable style of playing piano, and this 1976 trio session is no exception. Joined by bassist Clint Houston and drummer Billy Hart, Brackeen takes charge with her swirling up-tempo blues "Six Ate" and her equally complex ballad, "Echoes." The loping "Canyon Lady," written by fellow pianist Mark Levine, is recast as a strutting samba, while Wayne Shorter's lovely ballad "Iris" is a dramatic jewel in Brackeen's hands, with the bonus of a superb arco bass solo by Houston. Bronislaw Kaper's brilliant standard "Invitation" is played a bit faster than typical, with superb interaction by the trio. Brackeen's roller coaster "C-Sri" is another wild blues that has her distinctive sound stamped all over it. Out of print since the sale of the Black Lion catalog to 1201 Music, this rewarding trio CD deserves to be reissued.
© Ken Dryden /TiVo
About the album
- 1 disc(s) - 6 track(s)
- Total length: 00:49:27
- Main artists: Joanne Brackeen
- Label: 1201 MUSIC
- Genre: Jazz
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