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Across a programme of swinging evergreen standards and ear-popping hard bop originals, Petrucciani’s playing is joyfully mesmerising. His fleet take on ‘There Will Never Be Another You’ delivers... — BBC Music Magazine, February 2019, More…

Release Date: 11th Jan 2019
Catalogue No: JAH476
Label: SWR Music
Series: jazzhaus
Length: 77 minutes

BBC Music Magazine

February 2019

Jazz Choice

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Michel Petrucciani: 13th

6:38

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The Michel Petrucciani Trio

13th (Live)

6:38

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Warren, H: There Will Never Be Another You (Live)

8:22

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The Michel Petrucciani Trio

There Will Never Be Another You (From "Iceland") [Live]

8:22

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Ellington: In a Sentimental Mood

8:48

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The Michel Petrucciani Trio

In a Sentimental Mood (Live)

8:48

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Michel Petrucciani: One For Us

6:48

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The Michel Petrucciani Trio

One for Us (Live)

6:48

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Michel Petrucciani: Mr. K.J.

9:26

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The Michel Petrucciani Trio

Mr. K.J. (Live)

9:26

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Gershwin: But Not for Me

6:20

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The Michel Petrucciani Trio

Embraceable You (From "Girl Crazy") [Live]

6:20

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Michel Petrucciani: She Did It Again

8:35

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The Michel Petrucciani Trio

She Did It Again (Live)

8:35

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Michel Petrucciani: La Champagne

7:01

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The Michel Petrucciani Trio

La champagne (Live)

7:01

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Coltrane: Giant Steps

6:23

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The Michel Petrucciani Trio

Giant Steps (Live)

6:23

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Rodgers, R: My Funny Valentine

9:09

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The Michel Petrucciani Trio

My Funny Valentine (From "Babes in Arms") [Live]

9:09

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With his predilection for the piano trio as a central form of expression, Michel Petrucciani was out of step with the mid-eighties.

He was a driven man, playing in his most active period more than one hundred concerts a year, with the feeling deep inside him that, given his illness, he had less time available than other people, a feeling which he repeatedly mentioned in talks with friends and journalists. Petrucciani wanted to condense his music, releasing energy under tension in an awaited discharge. The bassist Gary Peacock and the drummer Roy Haynes were the perfect partners. One had been socialized in post bop, sowed his wild oats in Free-Time and later, as a partner of Bill Evans, Paul Bley and Keith Jarrett among others, perfected his trio playing. The other had personally experienced the birth of bebop and was one of the busiest jazz luminaries in his field.'

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February 2019

Across a programme of swinging evergreen standards and ear-popping hard bop originals, Petrucciani’s playing is joyfully mesmerising. His fleet take on ‘There Will Never Be Another You’ delivers flurries of notes that build to a blizzard…Petrucciani knew his time was limited, and that perhaps explains the intensity of performances like this.

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