Criss Cross Jazz 1326 CD
David Hazeltine
Inversions
Available: May 16, 2010
When it comes to New York’s top-shelf gigs, few pianists get the job done
like David Hazeltine.
Much sought for his sensitivity as an accompanist, Hazeltine is also an
inventive composer and arranger who is able to bring a fresh approach to
the mainstream.
For his eighth set as a leader for Criss Cross,
the pianist brings his talents to the fore with three originals,
including a dedicatory For Cedar.
Rounding out the set are a few select standards including
a new twist on Dizzy Gillespie’s Tin Tin Deo.
Longtime collaborators Eric Alexander (tenor sax),
John Webber (bass),
and Joe Farnsworth (drums)
mix it up with expert vibist Steve Nelson
for a colorful set that puts all of Hazeltine’s wares on full display.
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Barcode 8 712474 132621
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| 1. |
Aki's Blues (Buddy Montgomery) |
| 2. |
For Cedar (David Hazeltine) |
| 3. |
A Lil' Bit (David Hazeltine) |
| 4. |
Inversions (David Hazeltine) |
| 5. |
Loverman (R. Ramirez) |
| 6. |
Dave's System (Eric Alexander) |
| 7. |
Everything I Love (Cole Porter) |
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Tin Tin Deo (Dizzy Gillespie) |
Total Time: 64:11
Recorded
February 5, 2010
in
Brooklyn, NY, USA
by
Michael Marciano
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