C.E.S. Preview Disc MIKE GARSON Serendipity STANLEY CLARKE Reference Records
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MIKE GARSON & FRIENDS Serendipity
NM Used Audiophile Vinyl Record
Record Label: Reference Recordings RR20
This is an original Reference Recordings C.E.S. Demonstration Disc. Packaged in generic sleeve (I didn't even rate condition as there is no print - just a white generic sleeve.
For over 30 years Reference Recordings have been making some of the greatest sounding recordings on Earth. Engineer Prof. Keith O. Johnson, renowned for his more than 50 pioneering years of recording and equipment design, has always been at the forefront of high-resolution audio. He has engineered nearly 150 classical and jazz albums, including seven that have been nominated for and two that have won Grammys for Best Engineered Classical Recording.
Record is used and in like new, near mint condition. Vinyl is glossy and shiny to the eye. Plays beautifully.
Review: This is a mostly straight-ahead set featuring Mike Garson's piano in a variety of settings. He takes "I Should Care" and "My Romance" unaccompanied; duets with the brilliant flutist Jim Walker (his musical partner in Free Flight) on "My One and Only Love"; plays three songs in a trio with bassist Stanley Clarke and drummer Billy Mintz; and leads a quintet comprised of guitarist Peter Sprague, bassist Jim Lacefield, drummer Mintz, and either altoist Gary Herbig or flutist Walker through three of his tricky but likable originals. An excellent all-around set, one of Mike Garson's best.
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