Lorne Lofsky - Bill, Please (1994)
Artist: Lorne Lofsky
Title Of Album: Bill, Please
Year Of Release: 1994
Label: Jazz Inspiration
Genre: Cool Jazz, Guitar Jazz
Quality: MP3
Bitrate: 320 kbps
Total Time: 01:08:45
Total Size: 159 mb
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Tracklist:
1. Yesterdays
2. Fall
3. T.T.T. (Twelve Tone Tune)
4. Witchcraft
5. E.S.P.
6. Laurie
7. Django
8. Very Early
9. Daydream Believer
10. 317 East 32nd
11. Lamp Is Low
12. Song For Helen
Lorne Lofsky - guitar;
Mike Downes - bass;
Jerry Fuller - drums
AllMusic Review by Scott Yanow
Lorne Lofsky is a cool-toned guitarist in the tradition of Jimmy Raney and fellow Canadian Ed Bickert. Since Lofsky's sound is not all that exciting, it is fortunate that he is not only an expert bop-based improviser but very good at picking out a repertoire that fits his style. For his trio set with bassist Mike Downes and drummer Jerry Fuller, Lofsky performs four songs by Bill Evans plus numbers by Wayne Shorter, John Lewis, Lennie Tristano ("317 East 32nd"), and Ravel, along with a few standards. To give variety to the date, four pieces are taken totally by Lofsky, who overdubs a second (and sometimes third) guitar with taste. "Subtle creativity" is a phrase that sums up this session as a whole, for it takes several playings to fully appreciate the tight musical communication between the trio members along with Lofsky's inventive ideas.
Lorne Lofsky is a cool-toned guitarist in the tradition of Jimmy Raney and fellow Canadian Ed Bickert. Since Lofsky's sound is not all that exciting, it is fortunate that he is not only an expert bop-based improviser but very good at picking out a repertoire that fits his style. For his trio set with bassist Mike Downes and drummer Jerry Fuller, Lofsky performs four songs by Bill Evans plus numbers by Wayne Shorter, John Lewis, Lennie Tristano ("317 East 32nd"), and Ravel, along with a few standards. To give variety to the date, four pieces are taken totally by Lofsky, who overdubs a second (and sometimes third) guitar with taste. "Subtle creativity" is a phrase that sums up this session as a whole, for it takes several playings to fully appreciate the tight musical communication between the trio members along with Lofsky's inventive ideas.
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