John Gamba: Mr. Counterpoint / Claude Williamson: The Fabulous Claude Williamson Trio
Seventy-minute CD collecting two LPs offers insights into two perfectly competent but little remarked pianists from the early 1960s
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Seventy-minute CD collecting two LPs offers insights into two perfectly competent but little remarked pianists from the early 1960s
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The man often comes through in the notebooks, ideas for books to write, things to tell to other musicians like Davis and Mingus, a reminder of the right size suspenders to wear, admonishments on how hes treating himself. His thinking about himself in the notebooks is self-critical, but theres no direct line from this to the ideas that come out through his horn. But thats the elusiveness of the great artists, they are great because they think of things others cant, and its so inherent to their beings; theres no way to explain it.
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