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Peter Bernstein: Live at Smalls
Yes, Jimmy Cobb on drums. Not your average, everyday sideman. These performances come from two nights in 2008 (December 17 and 18), but weren't released until 2010 on the Live at Smalls imprint; a fairly new record label with nearly a dozen releases to date.
The recording quality is good, and does a fine job of capturing this very talented quartet in fine form. Bernstein is, as always, exemplary; he is simply one of the finer players around, and this recording serves as a good showcase for his playing, especially considering the very high quality sideman on the gig.
Highly recommend this recording for fans of Bernstein, of Smalls, and for that matter, of live recordings, this one satisfies.
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Track Listing
Vida Blue; Say; Little Mama; Say; Stairway to the Stars; Delilah; Love Walked In; Four; Sideberns.
Personnel
Peter Bernstein
guitarPeter Bernstein: guitar; Jimmy Cobb: drums; Richard Wyands: piano, John Webber: bass.
Album information
Title: Peter Bernstein Quartet, Live at Smalls | Year Released: 2010 | Record Label: Smalls Records
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