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George Cables: Icons and Influences
ByUn artista poco esposto mediaticamente, che, alla testa del suo trio, ci regala una squisita musicalità, autenticamente profonda. Ne discende una prova di grande eleganza, condotta con swing e souplesse per far apparire semplice e naturale ciò che facile in realtà non è. La sostanzia una maestria tecnica che rifugge da virtuosismi compiaciuti, per porsi al servizio dell'interplay e della comunicazione. Niente divismo e giochi gigioneschi, solo armonizzazioni sontuose per costruzioni melodiche accattivanti, illuminate da un contagioso feeling blues.
Come valore aggiunto, una vibrante espressività che sembra riassumere l'essenza del jazz: comunicativa, swing, capacità di trasmettere profonde emozioni, racchiusi nell'attimo irripetibile di aforistici giochi solistici. Un CD altamente istruttivo per capire perché

George Cables
pianob.1944

Art Pepper
saxophone, alto1925 - 1982

Dexter Gordon
saxophone, tenor1923 - 1990
Track Listing
Cedar Walton; Farewell Mulgrew; Happiness; The Duke; Come Sunday; Little B’s Poem; Nature Boy; Very Early; Isotope; The Very Thought of You; Mo’ Pan; Blue Heart.
Personnel
George Cables
pianoGeorge Cables: piano; Dezron Douglas: bass; Victor Lewis: drums.
Album information
Title: Icons and Influences | Year Released: 2014 | Record Label: HighNote Records
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George Cables Concerts

George Cables Quartet
Smoke Jazz & Supper ClubNew York, NY

George Cables Quartet
Smoke Jazz & Supper ClubNew York, NY

George Cables Quartet
Smoke Jazz & Supper ClubNew York, NY

George Cables Quartet
Smoke Jazz & Supper ClubNew York, NY

George Cables Quartet
Smoke Jazz & Supper ClubNew York, NY

George Cables Quartet
Smoke Jazz & Supper ClubNew York, NY

George Cables Quartet
Smoke Jazz & Supper ClubNew York, NY

George Cables Quartet
Smoke Jazz & Supper ClubNew York, NY
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