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Musik (cd), ℗2022

Musik (cd), ℗2022

On a clear day : the Oscar Peterson Trio live in Zürich 1971

Oscar Peterson

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Latest edition, musik (cd)

The Lamp Is Low

7:33 min

Younger Than Springtime

6:59 min

On a Clear Day

6:15 min

Young and Foolish/A Time for Love

10:28 min

Soft Winds

8:09 min

Mack the Knife

8:57 min

Where Do We Go from Here?

7:38 min

On the Trail

6:42 min

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Reviews (6)

Glide magazine

d. 30. Nov. 2022

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Jim Hynes

d. 30. Nov. 2022

"This is the second of Peterson's archival releases, courtesy of his wife, Kelly Peterson, as it follows last year's A Time For Love: The Oscar Peterson Quartet - Live in Helsinki, 1987. We can only salivate at what else lies in the vaults. Both are excellent but the heat from this one will especially leave your player or turntable steaming".

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LondonJazz news

d. 28. Nov. 2022

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Len Weinreich

d. 28. Nov. 2022

"OP in peak form working with Danish bassist Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen (NHØP) and steadfast drummer Louis Hayes (apparently this trio's only recorded live gig) in a breathtaking exercise of extra-sensory perception or, at least a level of rapport bordering on witchcraft ... With OP on top form, jazz piano albums don't come better than this".

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LondonJazz news

d. 28. Nov. 2022

By

By

Len Weinreich

d. 28. Nov. 2022

"OP in peak form working with Danish bassist Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen (NHØP) and steadfast drummer Louis Hayes (apparently this trio's only recorded live gig) in a breathtaking exercise of extra-sensory perception or, at least a level of rapport bordering on witchcraft ... With OP on top form, jazz piano albums don't come better than this".

Read review

Glide magazine

d. 30. Nov. 2022

By

By

Jim Hynes

d. 30. Nov. 2022

"This is the second of Peterson's archival releases, courtesy of his wife, Kelly Peterson, as it follows last year's A Time For Love: The Oscar Peterson Quartet - Live in Helsinki, 1987. We can only salivate at what else lies in the vaults. Both are excellent but the heat from this one will especially leave your player or turntable steaming".

Read review

DownBeat

2023 February

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Howard Mandel

2023 February

"Remarkable dexterity at breakneck speed is this album's hallmark, as bassistNiels-Henning Orsted Pedersen for the first time backs the man he'd continue with for 15years (Louis Hayes, by then drumming with Peterson for six years, is deft, understated). Except for "Soft Winds," the eight tracks (average length: 8 minutes) are uptempo romps regaling in the pianist's superfast single-noteruns, left hand independence, big chords and fanciful embellishments".

DownBeat

2023 February

By

By

Howard Mandel

2023 February

"Remarkable dexterity at breakneck speed is this album's hallmark, as bassist Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen for the first time backs the man he'd continue with for 15 years (Louis Hayes, by then drumming with Peterson for six years, is deft, understated). Except for "Soft Winds," the eight tracks (average length: 8 minutes) are uptempo romps regaling in the pianist's superfast single-noteruns, left hand independence, big chords and fanciful embellishments".