Ahmad Jamal - Olympia 2000/Live in Paris 1992 (2004)

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Artist: Ahmad Jamal
Title: Olympia 2000/Live in Paris 1992
Year Of Release: 2004
Label: Dreyfus Records[FDM 36873-2]
Genre: Jazz, Post Bop
Quality: FLAC (image + .cue,log) | MP3/320 kbps
Total Time: 02:01:06
Total Size: 636 MB(+3%) | 286 MB(+3%)
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Olympia 2000:

1. The Night Has a Thousand Eyes (B. Bernier - J. Brainin) (12.14)
2. How Deep Is the Ocean (Irving Berlin) (10.15)
3. Autumn Leaves (J. Prevent - J. Kosma - J. Mercer) (11.49)
4. My Foolish Heart (Ned Washington - V.P. Young) (13.51)
5. Appreciation (Johnny Pate) (06.57)
6. Aftermath (Ahmad Jamal) (09.46)

personnel :

Ahmad Jamal (piano)
George Coleman (tenor saxophone)
James Cammack (bass)
Idris Muhammad (drums)

Live In Paris 1992:

1. The Tube (Ahmad Jamal) (7:53)
2. Alone Together/Laura/Wild Is the Wind (Arthur Schwartz - Hovard Dietz; David Raksin - Johnny Mercer; Dimitri Tiomkin - Ned Washington) (7:09)
3. Caravan (Juan Tizol - Duke Ellington) (5:20)
4. Easy Living (Leo Robins - Ralph Ranger) (6:28)
5. Acorn (Ahmad Jamal) (8:41)
6. Dreamy (Erroll Garner) (7:14)
7. Appreciation (Johnny Pate) (5:16)
8. Look for the Silver Lining (Jerome Kern - B.G. De Sylva) (3:08)
9. The Aftermath (Ahmad Jamal) (5:06)

personnel :

Ahmad Jamal (piano)
James Cammack (bass guitar)
David Bowler (drums)
Todd Coolman (acoustic bass on 6)
Gordon Lane (drums on 6)

A popular yet strangely underrated jazz pianist, Ahmad Jamal employs a unique approach to the keys, highlighting soulful use of space and silence, tension and release, and an economical use of notes. Jazz icon Miles Davis pointed to Jamal as a major influence, as did Red Garland and George Duke. This set comprises two complete slices of Jamal in concert before two different yet always appreciative European audiences.

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