Erroll Garner’s Swinging Lines on “I’ll Remember April” (LOTW #135)
Erroll Garner swings in a league of his own on his famous recording “Concert by the Sea.” He treads the line between bebop and swing,
Erroll Garner swings in a league of his own on his famous recording “Concert by the Sea.” He treads the line between bebop and swing,
Keith Jarrett interprets the traditional Irish Ballad “Danny Boy” with a personal touch at this Tokyo solo concert from 2002. He uses voicings that you
Bill Evans interprets the traditional ballad “Danny Boy” showcasing his elegant piano style and beautiful voicings. Note how he presents the melody with advanced harmonies
Oscar Peterson is undoubtedly one of the most burning piano players out there. What is his secret? If we look at this lick from “Softly
Brad Mehldau demonstrates his individual style on his first album as a leader, “Introducing Brad Mehldau.” He spices it up by playing the standard tune
Hear how Phineas Newborn plays the blues on “Cheryl” from his classic album “A World of Piano” in 1961. His use of chromaticism and blues
Here is some classic hard bop vocabulary over the tune “All of You,” originally made famous by Miles Davis. Sonny Clark outlines the changes in
Paul Bley is known for his individual approach to creating melodies. Check out this line from “All the Things You Are” on a recording with
On his classic 1960 recording of “Peri’s Scope” from Portrait in Jazz, Bill Evans comes out swinging! In this phrase, he riffs on a C