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One of my alltime fav fusion/funk pieces is called 'Do It To It' by Jimmy Owens from1976. also 'Procession' is a great modal jazz tune. I particularly like 'In the meantime' from the Peruvian Blue LP. so much so I tried to transcribe them.Īlso his 1970s solo LPs are pretty cool in the jazz fusion context. I really loved a solo he did on Charles Sullivans CD (Kamal?) and also on an Ed Thigpen CD I once hear. Kenny's harmonic structures, phrasing and technical abilities are second to no one's. I'm sure I'm forgetting a ton of others.Īnything by Kenny Barron, especially on the fabulous Stan Getz album 'Bossas and Ballads: The Lost Sessions'.

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Plus many other things by Teddy Wilson, Tommy Flanagan, Kenny Kirkland, Ahmad Jamal, and just about everything Monk ever played. If you aren't familiar with him, I'd recommend any of the albums he did with Marc Johnson and Joey Baron. In a concert, my fellow Roman Pieranunzi once played a piano solo version of his wonderful tune 'Seaward', which left everybody with their mouth open. Stanley Cowell: 'Equipoise' and 'Dave's Chant', from his extraordinary album 'Equipoise', with Cecil McBee and Roy HaynesĬecil Taylor: Many chunks of the 'Silent Tongues' piano solo suite are really inspired and charged with incredible energy.Įnrico Pieranunzi: 'Seaward'.

If forced to choose a few solos, I'd say 'Giant Steps' with Didier Lockwood on violin, 'Solar' from the solo album 'Reasons', and anything he did with Allan Holdsworth.

wow, it's impossible for me to choose just one! The whole Miles Davis quintet discography is scatterd with masterpieces, not to speak of his own albums.īritish pianist Gordon Beck has been a major influence on my playing. Also, 'All the Things You Are' from the first 'Standards' albumīill Evans: Among many others, 'Turn Out the Stars' (solo version from 'Live at Town Hall') and 'Time Remembered' (trio version from 'Since We Met') Keith Jarrett: 'Autumn Leaves' with the Charles Lloyd quartet, and 'In Front' (solo piano) from 'Facing You'. I'll mention a few which have been very influential to me sorry for the long list.Īrt Tatum: Just about everything, but I was especially impressed by 'Humoresque', 'Aunt Hagar's Blues', and 'Liza'īud Powell: 'Tempus Fugit', 'Tea for Two', and the whole trio part of the live album 'The greatest Jazz Concert Ever'Ĭhick Corea: The whole 'Now he sings, now he sobs' album