Tsuyoshi Yamamoto - Girl Talk

Styles: Piano Jazz
Year: 1975
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 38:33
Size: 88,6 MB
Art: Front

(5:30)  1. The Way We Were
(6:14)  2. Girl Talk
(6:40)  3. Gone with the Wind
(5:23)  4. Take the 'A' Train
(4:54)  5. I Love You Porgy
(5:03)  6. What Now My Love
(4:46)  7. Autumn in New York

Girl Talk was Tsuyoshi Yamamoto's sixth leader album released by the Three Blind Mice label in a short span of two years. With a huge hit of Midnight Sugar, the young pianist who was 28 at the time of recording had become one of the most popular jazz pianists in Japan.With bluesy and soulful style influenced by Red Garland and Wynton Kelly, Yamamoto and his trio tackled well-known jazz standards and a popular movie tune ("The Way We Were"). One of the highlights is "Take the 'A' Train" which begins with a free style introduction and moves into a high-speed, high-spirited swing. Following the tradition of TBM, the original album was beautifully recorded and received Swing Journal's Best Engineered Jazz Disc Award in 1976. This special Blu-spec CD reissue perfectly transferred the glorious analog sound to digital. A must-have for jazz lovers and audiophiles!  

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Recorded at Aoi Studio, Tokyo, in December 1975 by Yoshihiko Kannari.

Personnel: Tsuyoshi Yamamoto, piano; Isoo Fukui, bass; Tetsujiro Obara, drums

Girl Talk

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