[ambarvalia]

Bud Powell - Time Waits

Yeah, that's a quintessential bop piano trio. Recently I got its LP from Bluenote "Classic Vinyl Series." Sounds terrific. Sam Jones and Philly Joe Jones sound as inspired as Bud.

[richidoo]

Yeah, that's a quintessential bop piano trio. Recently I got its LP from Bluenote "Classic Vinyl Series." Sounds terrific. Sam Jones and Philly Joe Jones sound as inspired as Bud.

Two more jewels for Bud Powell connoisseurs
http://www.espdisk.com/4036.html   w/Klook
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B010EB1J18/   

And three more of my fav piano trios:
Kenny Barron Trio, Live at Bradleys, vols 1 & 2
Chick Corea, "Now He Sings, Now He Sobs" 
Thelonius Monk, "Thelonius in Action"

[ambarvalia]

I have Corea and Monk's albums but not others you mention. Got to check them out! Especially Kenny Barron Trio. Don't have a single album by him or his trio.

[gene9p]

The Three Sounds have some terrific albums on vinyl as well as their greatest hits on CD

[richidoo]

I have Corea and Monk's albums but not others you mention. Got to check them out! Especially Kenny Barron Trio. Don't have a single album by him or his trio.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000068QUL/
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000ARWIDK/

It's one of those albums that everybody says "Wow, that sounds great!" Even non-jazzers.
Not in print anymore, but there's lots of Kenny Barron streaming, with similar personnel.
PM me if you want copy

[MJK]

richidoo,

Recognized the cover immediately, found it in my collection and relistened to it tonight. Great recommendation.

Martin

[charmerci]

The Three Sounds have some terrific albums on vinyl as well as their greatest hits on CD

I think that Andy Simpkins was one of the most underrated upright, jazz bassists ever. My favorite.

[johnss]

would have to add the Hapton Hawes trio. If you can find the King Records pressings they are excellent.

[johnss]

Erroll Garner Trio
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_tAU3GM9XI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYS1QMorSxg
1:16 Honeysuckle Rose (Fats Waller, Andy Razaf)
5:37 No More Shadows (Garner)
9:30 Mambo Erroll (Garner)
14:45 Penthouse Serenade (Val Burton, Will Jason)
18:40 Jeannine I Dream of Lilac Time(Nat Shilkret, L.Wolfe Gilbert)
23:50 On The Street Where You Live/I Could Have Danced All Night(Lerner & Loewe)
29:35 All Yours (Theme from "A New Kind of Love")(Garner)
32:35 The Lady Is A Tramp (Rodgers & Hart)
34:25 = Erroll's Theme (Garner)

Just found this comment:
@juliantepper11 years ago
At about the time that Erroll gave this delightful performance, he lived directly above us at 315 W. 70th, where our rent was $100/month. When he practiced (which seemed to be all the time) we could hear the same grunts through our ceiling.  13 years later, he was dead.

He was very kind whenever we ran into him. A quite short, very pleasant person. Note how he messes around with the bassist with his meandering intros.
The Isley Bros lived on the first floor.
So many untold stories.

those are really good. East Wind made a series of 6 or 7 of these recordings. Some were Direct to disc; some recorded to tape but they all are great jazz with excellent sonics.

[steve k]

Bill Charlap Trio-- Somewhere--The songs of Leonard Bernstein
The way they rip through Cool and Jump will make the hair stand up on the back of your neck.

Steve