: Quite some time ago someone recommended a cd by this man. �Could someone re-recommend this cd again. �It was Art of the Trio or something like that, but I've found there are five parts to this. �
: Any help would be appreciated.
It was David Baerwald who recommended Mr. Mehldau and he said all of his "Art Of The Trio" discs were worth having. I totally agree. My favorite right now is "Progression: Art Of The Trio Vol. 5" which has a gorgeous live version of Nick Drake's "River Man" on it. I think with each record Mehldau just keeps getting better so it is kind of cool to start with Vol. 1 and work your way through. They are all great though.
Reg
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: Quite some time ago someone recommended a cd by this man. �Could someone re-recommend this cd again. �It was Art of the Trio or something like that, but I've found there are five parts to this. �
: Any help would be appreciated.
It was David Baerwald who recommended Mr. Mehldau and he said all of his "Art Of The Trio" discs were worth having. I totally agree. My favorite right now is "Progression: Art Of The Trio Vol. 5" which has a gorgeous live version of Nick Drake's "River Man" on it. I think with each record Mehldau just keeps getting better so it is kind of cool to start with Vol. 1 and work your way through. They are all great though.
Reg
: Any help would be appreciated.
It was David Baerwald who recommended Mr. Mehldau and he said all of his "Art Of The Trio" discs were worth having. I totally agree. My favorite right now is "Progression: Art Of The Trio Vol. 5" which has a gorgeous live version of Nick Drake's "River Man" on it. I think with each record Mehldau just keeps getting better so it is kind of cool to start with Vol. 1 and work your way through. They are all great though.
Reg
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'The only way to avoid getting crushed by absurdity, is to humbly include the absurd in our calculations.'
'The only way to avoid getting crushed by absurdity, is to humbly include the absurd in our calculations.'
