Avery Sharpe Trio Live

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All Music Guide - Michael G. Nastos
Since his days with the McCoy Tyner trio, Avery Sharpe has been standing audiences on their collective ear with his virtuosity and fantastic technique. A more seasoned, mature, and even slightly restrained Sharpe appears on this live-in-studio session from WGBH in Boston, with always able pianist Onaje Allan Gumbs and drummer Winard Harper. As a composer and set list determinator, Sharpe hits the mark every time with selections by himself, Tyner, and Gumbs playing pretty or ripping through heady neo-bop territory with nary a sign of sweat. The trio flashes through a frantic "Dragon Fly" as Gumbs scurries about the piano, then settles in for some bluesy refrains. Slap ...
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Editorial Reviews

All Music Guide - Michael G. Nastos
Since his days with the McCoy Tyner trio, Avery Sharpe has been standing audiences on their collective ear with his virtuosity and fantastic technique. A more seasoned, mature, and even slightly restrained Sharpe appears on this live-in-studio session from WGBH in Boston, with always able pianist Onaje Allan Gumbs and drummer Winard Harper. As a composer and set list determinator, Sharpe hits the mark every time with selections by himself, Tyner, and Gumbs playing pretty or ripping through heady neo-bop territory with nary a sign of sweat. The trio flashes through a frantic "Dragon Fly" as Gumbs scurries about the piano, then settles in for some bluesy refrains. Slap bass identifies Sharpe's "I Understand," while he and Gumbs join together for the deft and quirky, fleet melody of "Oh No," but they hold tension and release beautifully on the classic Yusef Lateef composition "Morning." Gumbs can play politely as on Tyner's "Blues on the Corner," but generally goes with the flow throughout this set of wide-ranging, dynamic piano trio music that stands a cut above within this well-worn format. It's a very satisfying date that mainstream jazz fans will applaud and cheer for, as Avery Sharpe deserves every standing ovation he might receive.
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 4/13/2010
  • Label: Jknm
  • UPC: 884501262750
  • Catalog Number: 89898
  • Sales rank: 210,721

Tracks

Disc 1
  1. 1 Blues On the Corner - Avery Sharpe Trio (5:20)
  2. 2 Morning Glow (Asayake) - Avery Sharpe Trio (5:16)
  3. 3 Oh No! - Avery Sharpe Trio (8:43)
  4. 4 Morning - Avery Sharpe Trio (8:42)
  5. 5 I Understand - Avery Sharpe Trio (5:37)
  6. 6 Dragon Fly - Avery Sharpe Trio (5:54)
  7. 7 My Favorite Things - Avery Sharpe Trio (4:35)
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Album Credits

Performance Credits
Avery Sharpe Primary Artist, Acoustic Bass
Onaje Allan Gumbs Piano
Winard Harper Percussion, Drums
Richard Cocca Jr. Bass Strings
Technical Credits
Onaje Allan Gumbs Composer
Avery Sharpe Arranger, Composer, Executive Producer, Mastering
Richard Rodgers Composer
Yusef Lateef Composer
McCoy Tyner Composer
Oscar Hammerstein II Composer
Alan Mattes Engineer, Mastering
Steve Schwartz Producer
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