A Shade Of Blue

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Japanese Jazz legend Tsuyoshi Yamamoto's new album, A Shade Of Blue, undoubtedly reflects his love of the piano trio, a group configuration that in jazz history began in the 1940s with Nat King Cole and then was developed in the 50s by innovators like Oscar Peterson, Ahmad Jamal, and Bill Evans. Yamamoto's highly experienced trio - which has a combined age of 215 years - features bassist Hiroshi Kagawa and drummer Toshio Osumi. A Shade Of Blue reveals the three musicians' incredible musical chemistry; listening to the ten tracks they've recorded together, it's as if they breathe, think, and feel as one person; such is the musical empathy between them.

A Shade Of Blue will be released by evosound on MQA-CD, SACD- Hybrid Multi-Channel, 180g Double Vinyl LP (audiophile pressing), available on the 27th October 2023.

Description

Japanese Jazz legend Tsuyoshi Yamamoto's new album, A Shade Of Blue, undoubtedly reflects his love of the piano trio, a group configuration that in jazz history began in the 1940s with Nat King Cole and then was developed in the 50s by innovators like Oscar Peterson, Ahmad Jamal, and Bill Evans. Yamamoto's highly experienced trio - which has a combined age of 215 years - features bassist Hiroshi Kagawa and drummer Toshio Osumi. A Shade Of Blue reveals the three musicians' incredible musical chemistry; listening to the ten tracks they've recorded together, it's as if they breathe, think, and feel as one person; such is the musical empathy between them.

A Shade Of Blue will be released by evosound on MQA-CD, SACD- Hybrid Multi-Channel, 180g Double Vinyl LP (audiophile pressing), available on the 27th October 2023.

Description

Japanese jazz legend Tsuyoshi Yamamoto's 2023 album, A Shade Of Blue, undoubtedly reflects his love of the piano trio - a format pioneered in the 1940s by Nat King Cole and further expanded in the '50s by innovators like Oscar Peterson, Ahmad Jamal, and Bill Evans. Yamamoto's highly experienced trio - which has a combined age of 215 years - features bassist Hiroshi Kagawa and drummer Toshio Osumi. A Shade Of Blue reveals the three musicians' incredible musical chemistry; listening to the ten tracks they've recorded together, it's as if they breathe, think, and feel as one person - such is the musical empathy between them.

Previously only available in audio format, this full-length performance was beautifully captured in 4K resolution and is now available from Evo Sound in two different formats - 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray (Dolby Atmos/Auro-3D/Stereo) and Blu-ray (Dolby Atmos/Stereo) with an MQA-CD included with the latter.

Highlighting its exceptional sonic quality, the album's acclaimed Dolby Atmos mix was recently ranked #2 in The Absolute Sound's 50 Best-Sounding Immersive Mixes in the jazz category.

Description

Japanese jazz legend Tsuyoshi Yamamoto's 2023 album, A Shade Of Blue, undoubtedly reflects his love of the piano trio - a format pioneered in the 1940s by Nat King Cole and further expanded in the '50s by innovators like Oscar Peterson, Ahmad Jamal, and Bill Evans. Yamamoto's highly experienced trio - which has a combined age of 215 years - features bassist Hiroshi Kagawa and drummer Toshio Osumi. A Shade Of Blue reveals the three musicians' incredible musical chemistry; listening to the ten tracks they've recorded together, it's as if they breathe, think, and feel as one person - such is the musical empathy between them.

Previously only available in audio format, this full-length performance was beautifully captured in 4K resolution and is now available from Evo Sound in two different formats - 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray (Dolby Atmos/Auro-3D/Stereo) and Blu-ray (Dolby Atmos/Stereo) with an MQA-CD included with the latter.

Highlighting its exceptional sonic quality, the album's acclaimed Dolby Atmos mix was recently ranked #2 in The Absolute Sound's 50 Best-Sounding Immersive Mixes in the jazz category.