Ray Bryant - Ray Bryant Trio (1957) [Jazz][mp3 320][schon55]

Ray Bryant - Ray Bryant Trio Original Release Date: April 5, 1957 Audio CD: January 15, 1994 Label: Ojc Quality: 320 kbps Pianist Ray Bryant solidified his reputation with this outstanding 1957 trio release. It displayed his facility with the blues, speed, gospel influence and interpretative abilities on such songs as John Lewis' "Django" and Clifford Brown's "Daahoud." It also contained Bryant's funky originals "Splittin" and "Blues Changes," and was punctuated by Ike Isaacs' careful bass work and Specs Wright's loose, in the groove drumming. This set has recently been reissued by Fantasy, and the remastering provides a fine sonic framework for Bryant's heady, unpredictable, and often exciting playing. Ray Bryant is a great blues pianist, yet this early recording has only one blues piece on it - and the album is still one of the best he ever made. BLUES CHANGES is the blues composition, and it's done slow and way down-home. The best tune on the album, however, is SPLITTIN, an up-tempo swinger. Bryant works well with Isaacs and Wright - the drummer uses a very light touch, especially with the brushes. The CD is a great success. Highly recommended. ~ Bomojaz Personnel: Ray Bryant Trio Ray Bryant - piano Ike Isaacs - bass Charles 'Specs' Wright - drums Ray Bryant - Ray Bryant Trio Track Listing: 01 Golden Earrings 02 Angel Eyes 03 Blues Changes 04 Splittin' 05 Django 06 The Thrill Is Gone 07 Daahoud 08 Sonar

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