“Freddie Freeloader” by Tony Pacini

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Tony Pacini Trio: Live At Jimmy Mak's (Saphu Records) by Tony Pacini

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What The Critics Say: ARTIST: TONY PACINI ALBUM / CD: "Tony Pacini Trio - Live At Jimmy Mak's" "This is the album Tony's fans just knew would come along sooner or later. And let's hope there are "more from where this came from," so to speak. You see, this album gives Tony's ever-swinging trio (Ed Bennett, bass and Tim Rap, drums) an opportunity to record live before an attentive, enthusiastic audience. It also was an occasion upon which Tony had the privilege of playing a top of the line Yamaha, a piano valued at more than I paid for my first two houses! Given these plusses, Tony and his pals were at the top of their game, and having been in his audience that night, I can attest to that. It doesn't hurt at all that Tony chooses such evergreens as "Freddie Freeloader", "Stompin' At The Savoy", a funky "Love For Sale" and the rarely heard "Brotherhood Of Man", all from the upbeat list. To these, add gorgeous renditions of Percy Faith's "Maybe September" and Thad Jones' tender "A Child Is Born", both on the ballad side of things. Two expressive Pacini originals illustrate Tony's facility for writing attractive and cohesive melody lines, "Beyond The Veil" and "First Light". Tony Pacini has grown in all facets of his music in recent years. He's getting more gigs and with his plentiful musical gifts strongly surfacing, deserves them. Catch him at Jimmy Mak's or Wilf's Restaurant (Portland, OR), sometime soon. He's something special!" -George Fendel, Jazzscene Magazine

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