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3.380 Ft
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1. | Shoutin' Out
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2. | Just Squeeze Me (But Don't Tease Me)
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3. | Tadd's Delight
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4. | I Loves You, Porgy
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5. | Isotope
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6. | Where Do You Go?
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7. | Ladies in Mercedes
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8. | Repetition
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9. | On Stage
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10. | Lullaby
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11. | A House Is Not a Home
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azz Post-Bop
Recorded: Feb 1988
Steve Kuhn Al Foster - Drums Eddie Gomez - Bass Laura Anne Taylor - Vocals Buster Williams - Bass
Steve Kuhn served his apprenticeship in the bands of John Coltrane, Kenny Dorham, Stan Getz and Art Farmer. This CD features him in a trio setting with drummer Al Foster, and Eddie Gomez and Buster Williams alternating on bass.
Steve Kuhn has had an interesting career. A talented jazz pianist, he has worked in many types of settings through the years. He began classical piano lessons when he was five, studied with Madame Chaloff, and accompanied her son, baritonist Serge Chaloff, on some gigs when the pianist was 14. He freelanced in Boston as a teenager, graduated from Harvard, and moved to New York where he worked with Kenny Dorham's group (1959-1960). Kuhn was the original pianist in John Coltrane's Quartet, playing for two months before McCoy Tyner succeeded him. He was with the bands of Stan Getz (1961-1963) and Art Farmer (1964-1966), lived in Europe (1967-1970), and then returned to the U.S. in 1971. Kuhn doubled on electric piano in the 1970s, recorded for ECM, and co-led a group with Sheila Jordan in the latter part of the decade. After a period playing commercial music, he formed an acoustic trio in the mid-'80s, which has been his main vehicle ever since. Steve Kuhn has recorded as a leader for Impulse (1966), Contact, MPS, BYG, Muse, ECM, Blackhawk, New World, Owl, Concord, and Postcards. ---Scott Yanow, allmusic |
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