Credits:

Yes! Trio

Description:

Trio, three artists who met in their 20's in the early 90's. It has been 25 years since they first met in NY Smalls and other venues in the early 90's. The latest recordings of Ari Jackson, Aaron Goldberg, and Omer Avital, three artists steadily rooted in tradition and pursuing the groove of the "now", are the second installment of Yes! This is the second album by the trio, eight years after their 2011 release "Yes! Born in Detroit in 1976, Wynton grew up in a musical family. Born in Detroit in 1976, Ari Jackson grew up in a musical family and has been the drummer for Wynton Marsalis' Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra for over 10 years. Omer Avital, born in Boston, is a gifted musician who has been playing with the orchestra for more than 10 years. Aaron Goldberg, a gifted pianist born in Boston, has been busy since emerging with the bands of a generation of artists such as Joshua Redman and Brad Meldow.The backgrounds of the three musicians may have been different, but at the core of their music is an expression rooted in the "tradition" of jazz, and their performances are rooted in the unwavering tradition of expression that has been nurtured by history. Since meeting in New York in the early 1990s, the trio has enjoyed a 25-year friendship and respect. Of the 10 songs they play, all but 2 are originals (6 of the 7 songs on the LP are originals), but every performance has a groove based on a sense of swing, which is the trio's hallmark! The three of them are also heirs to history: the thoroughbred Ali Jackson; Omer, who mixes in melancholy melodies that spin the cobblestone, but still evokes the essence of the jazz groove; and Aaron, who is stylish, sophisicated in his delivery, but also traditional in his delivery." I think we are the last generation to be able to see and perform with the masters who have created the history of jazz in person. I cherish that and feel happy about it," says Aaron.The opening theme, which combines bluesy feeling and modernity, with a solo performance of royal swing, and the strong and incandescent performance of "Muhammad's Market" (also the opening track of Omer's 2016 album "Abtbul Music"), which is hard to believe was recorded in a studio, are examples of the old, the new, the royal, and the original. The performance is a fusion of the old and the new, the royal and the original, including a strong and incandescent performance of "Muhammad's Market" (the opening track of Omer's 2016 work, "Abtbul Music"). The best of contemporary piano playing is here!

Tracklisting:

1.Escalier
2.C'est Clair
3.Dr. Jackle
4.I'll Be Seeing You
5.Muhammad'S Market
6.Claque
7.Tokyo Dream
8.Groove Du Jour
9.Flow
10.Bed-Stuy