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Larry Goldings: Quartet

Read "Quartet" reviewed by Jim Santella


Pianist Larry Goldings delivers modern jazz as true art, folding in classical music with traditional jazz themes and interpreting them sincerely. With trumpeter John Sneider, his quartet expresses soulful melodies and surrounds them with beautiful textures. Everything falls into place naturally, and the pianist ensures that not one ounce is wasted on glamour or glitz.

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A Bowtie Christmas and More

Label: Sticky Mack Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: A Bowtie Christmas: Joy to the World; Jingle Bells; The First Noel; Deck the Halls; O Come All Ye Faithful; Winter Wonderland; Do You Hear What I Hear? Santa Claus is Coming to Town; Silent Night; Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer. And More: Mack the Knife; Blue Skies; Thou Swell; If I Only Had a Heart; Fascinatin' Rhythm; In the Mood; Oh Danny Boy; On the Sunny Side of the Street; Put Your Arms Around Me Honey; The Girl From Ipanema; Has Anybody Seen My Gal? I'm Looking Over a Four-Leaf Clover; As Time Goes By; Blue Skies (live).

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Sweet Science

Label: Palmetto Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: Asimov; Sweet Science; Solid Jack; Lookout; This Guy's In Love With You; Chorale; Pegasus; Gnomesville; Spring Is Here; Come In and Pray.

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The Larry Goldings Trio: Sweet Science

Read "Sweet Science" reviewed by Jack Bowers


An organ-led session by a trio of (relatively) young lions who downplay the pyrotechnics usually associated with such groups in favor of perceptive interplay. Organist Larry Goldings cooks but over a lower flame than, say, Jimmy Smith, Joey DeFrancesco or newcomer Tony Monaco. He and guitarist Peter Bernstein are locked onto each other's radar screen while ...

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Larry Goldings Trio: Sweet Science

Read "Sweet Science" reviewed by Glenn Astarita


With his trio's fifth release, Hammond B-3 ace Larry Goldings supplies further evidence that this band is among the finest working units in jazz! The musicians perform with the exactitude of a highly focused chamber outfit, amid the loose grooves of an excitable organ combo. There's a distinct synergy in the air when this band struts ...

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Larry Goldings Trio: Sweet Science

Read "Sweet Science" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


Organ Trio 2000' ' Sweet Science is a sweet ethereal trip with a classic greasy organ-guitar trio minus the grease (this is not to say that the disc does not swing, it does, in spades). The music provided by Messrs. Goldings, Bernstein, and Stewart is complete sophistication. The music would fit well as the soundtrack of ...

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Larry Goldings Trio: Sweet Science

Read "Sweet Science" reviewed by Jim Santella


Adventurous mainstream jazz need not be cast from the same old stuff we've been listening to for 50 years. Larry Goldings ensures that tradition remains solid, as the backbone for everything he creates. However, with Peter Bernstein and Bill Stewart, he pushes the envelope beyond the point where many of today's leaders remain satisfied. Goldings ensures ...

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As One

Label: Palmetto Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Mixed Message; Going To Meet The Man; The Thrill Is Gone; Back In The Day; Calls; As One; Time Of The Season; Mynah; Glass.

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Larry Goldings: As One

Read "As One" reviewed by C. Andrew Hovan


It’s been well over a decade now since a renaissance movement put the funky Hammond B-3 organ back on the scene with a vengeance. It’s been nearly that long since Larry Goldings decided to get together with guitarist Peter Bernstein and drummer Bill Stewart to form one of the preeminent organ combos of modern vintage. In ...

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Larry Goldings Trio: As One

Read "As One" reviewed by Mark Corroto


The words “graceful” and “organist” can almost never be used in the same sentence. But the agile fingering of Larry Goldings is anything but the coarse, gritty soul music that you hear everywhere. His follow-up to the 1999 Moonbird trio session and the Peter Bernstein-led 1997 trio Earth Tones (Criss Cross) is his best work to ...


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