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The Dan Trudell Trio: Dan Trudell Plays the Piano
In questo trio con il bassista Joe Sanders e il batterista Matt Wilson, Trudell si pone nel rassicurante alveo del modern mainstream, con uno stile enciclopedico che condensa più di un modello e privilegia di volta in volta maestri come McCoy Tyner (a cui dedica espressamente un brano "McCoy for Now"), Red Garland o Tommy Flanagan. Nel suo stile privilegia un pianismo incisivo, sviluppando vorticosi fraseggi dalla swingante intensità ritmica, ma non mancano momenti riflessivi, ricchi di finezze armoniche e eleganti spunti melodici.
Il repertorio spazia da classici come "The Old Black Magic" e "I Let a Song Out of My Heart" a temi recenti come "The Worth of a Woman" di Alicia Keys passando per rivisitazioni di "Isn't She Lovely" di Stevie Wonder, con cui apre il disco. La relazione coi partner è ricca e lascia emergere spazi per il bassista, con lunghi assoli al pizzicato (con sovrapposta la voce sul modello Slam Stewart) con l'uso dell'archetto.
Track Listing
Isn't She Lovely; I Let a Song Go Out of My Heart; McCoy for Now; Jonesin'; The Old Black Magic; If Ever I Would Leave You; The Worth of a Woman; Soulville.
Personnel
Dan Trudell
organ, Hammond B3Dan Trudell: pianoforte; Joe Sanders: contrabbasso; Matt Wilson: batteria.
Album information
Title: Dan Trudell Plays the Piano | Year Released: 2016 | Record Label: Self Produced
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