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Lynne Arriale/The Lynne Arriale Trio: Live at the Montreaux Jazz Festival
ByFor a decade now Lynne Arriale has been entertaining jazz fans with her fabulous piano style. Her range of emotion is broad and lavish. Her understanding of jazz technique is thorough, but never overwhelms her soul. I think one of the secrets to Lynne Arriale is her ability to listen to the musicians around her.
On this album Lynne gives us her interpretaion of two Monk classics"Evidence" and, one of my favorites, "Think of One". On the latter her piano stylings are true to Monk, but with a wonderful flavor only Lynne could add. The music litterally soars. Lynne Arriale is not afraid to take the original Monk theme and fly with it.
It goes without saying that Lynne is accompnied by two outstanding musicians, Steve Davis on drums and Jay Anderson on bass. But I want to say it anyway. These two guys are great.
In the liner notes Lynne Arriale is quoted saying she and her trio want to reach an audience, to be as present as possible and to say what we mean through music. That about says it all.
Track Listing
Alone Together; Evidence; With Words Unspoken; Seven Steps to Heaven; Think of One; Estate; Calypso; An Affair to Remember
Personnel
Lynne Arriale
pianoJay Anderson
bassSteven Davis: drums.
Album information
Title: Live at the Montreux Jazz Festival | Year Released: 2000 | Record Label: TCB Records
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