Time: 49:24
Size: 113.1 MB
Styles: Piano jazz
Year: 2012
Art: Front
[4:41] 1. My Shining Hour
[3:16] 2. You Don't Know What Love Is
[3:55] 3. Isn't She Lovely
[3:18] 4. Dolphin Dance
[4:02] 5. On The Move
[4:53] 6. I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good
[3:45] 7. Near Miss
[3:35] 8. Blues For Oscar
[5:54] 9. Emily
[3:33] 10. Nitty Gritty
[3:05] 11. Kojo No Tsuki
[5:20] 12. It Could Happen To You
A tribute to the work of Oscar Peterson and Ray Brown, this disc features 8 tracks of duo playing with bassist Jake Vinsel, along with several solo piano tracks.
Originally from Philadelphia, Ben spent his younger years studying both classical and jazz music before moving to the great city of Chicago. There he spent years performing and working with the best musicians in town, absorbing the unique blend of Jazz and Blues that can only be found in the Windy City. Now re-located to New York, Ben is poised to bring his unique talents and style to a wider audience, combining hard-swinging grooves and melodic improvisation with an impeccable touch.
Starting in 2005, Ben was honored to work as pianist for NEA jazz master Von Freeman, performing with him regularly until Von’s passing in August 2012. Other notable collaborations include work with Bobby Broom, Johnny O’Neal, Red Holloway, Eldee young, Jerry Weldon, Peter Bernstein, Guy King, Ed Cherry, Brianna Thomas, Gregory Generet, Dave Specter, Henry Johnson, Marianne Solivan, Kimberly Gordon, Martina DaSilva, Vanessa Perea, and many others.
Originally from Philadelphia, Ben spent his younger years studying both classical and jazz music before moving to the great city of Chicago. There he spent years performing and working with the best musicians in town, absorbing the unique blend of Jazz and Blues that can only be found in the Windy City. Now re-located to New York, Ben is poised to bring his unique talents and style to a wider audience, combining hard-swinging grooves and melodic improvisation with an impeccable touch.
Starting in 2005, Ben was honored to work as pianist for NEA jazz master Von Freeman, performing with him regularly until Von’s passing in August 2012. Other notable collaborations include work with Bobby Broom, Johnny O’Neal, Red Holloway, Eldee young, Jerry Weldon, Peter Bernstein, Guy King, Ed Cherry, Brianna Thomas, Gregory Generet, Dave Specter, Henry Johnson, Marianne Solivan, Kimberly Gordon, Martina DaSilva, Vanessa Perea, and many others.
Blues For Oscar
looks very nice. thank you, mat!
ReplyDeleteHi Giullia, can you re-up this one please ?
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DeleteThank you Giullia.
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