Fred Hersch, Steve La Spina & Jeff Hirshfield - ETC - RR1232332

Fred Hersch, Steve Laspina & Jeff Hirshfield - ETC - RR1232331

Fred Hersch, Steve Laspina & Jeff Hirshfield - ETC - RR1232332CD

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Fred Hersch, Steve LaSpina & Jeff Hirshfield

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Cat No: RR1232331

Release Date: 15 November 2024

Label: Red Records

Packaging Type: Gate Fold Vinyl

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 8054154650644

Genres: Jazz

Release Date: 15 November 2024

Label: Red Records

Packaging Type: Digipak

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 8054154650491

Genres: Jazz

Release Date: 19 January 2024

Label: Red Records

Packaging Type: Jewel Case

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 027312323320

Genres: Jazz

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180g premium vinyl, remastered from original tapes and cut and pressed at Pallas - gatefold sleeve with LP size booklet.

This 1988 live session is unusual for American pianist Fred Hersch in as much as it does not include any of his own compositions, but his inspired choice of standards and masterful arrangements make this trio session one worth acquiring.

Joined by bassist Steve La Spina and drummer Jeff Hirschfield, he explores such classic jazz compositions as Wayne Shorter's 'Black Nile,' played with fire, the up-tempo Sam Jones blues 'Unit Seven', and Miles Davis' 'All Blues', which is given a swirling piano introduction in a brisk arrangement. Hersch also caresses Cole Porter's masterful ballad, 'Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye'.

Fred Hersch: piano

Steve Laspina: bass

Jeff Hirshfield: drums

Live recording to digital at Classic Sound Studio, New York, May 19, 1988.

Record engineer: A.T. Michael McDonald.

First edition (1990) produced by Alberto Alberti, Sergio Veschi.

Remastered by Rinaldo Donati at Maxine Studio, Milano, Italy.

Description
Remastered from the original tapes, includes an extensive booklet with updated liner notes.

This 1988 live session is unusual for American pianist Fred Hersch in as much as it does not include any of his own compositions, but his inspired choice of standards and masterful arrangements make this trio session one worth acquiring.

Joined by bassist Steve La Spina and drummer Jeff Hirschfield, he explores such classic jazz compositions as Wayne Shorter's 'Black Nile,' played with fire, the up-tempo Sam Jones blues 'Unit Seven', and Miles Davis' 'All Blues', which is given a swirling piano introduction in a brisk arrangement. Hersch also caresses Cole Porter's masterful ballad, 'Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye'.

Fred Hersch: piano

Steve Laspina: bass

Jeff Hirshfield: drums

Live recording to digital at Classic Sound Studio, New York, May 19, 1988.

Record engineer: A.T. Michael McDonald.

First edition (1990) produced by Alberto Alberti, Sergio Veschi.

Remastered by Rinaldo Donati at Maxine Studio, Milano, Italy.

Description

"This trio session is a bit unusual for Fred Hersch because it doesn't feature any of his own works, but his inspired choice of music and interesting arrangements, make this trio session one worth acquiring. With bassist Steve LaSpina and drummerJeff Hirschfield, Hersch explores such classic jazz compositions as Wayne Shorter's Black Nile, played with fire, the up-tempo Sam Jones blues Unit Seven, and Miles Davis' All Blues, which is given a swirling piano introduction in a brisk arrangement. Hersch also caresses Cole Porter's masterful ballad Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye." - AllMusic: Ken Dryden
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