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Special offer. Juni

John Taylor (piano), Palle Danielsson (double bass), Peter Erskine (drums)

There were three CDs on ECM already under their belt by the time of Juni, their final album together that’s now been re-released as part of ECM’s smart series of digi-sleeve reissues.. It’s...

Special offer. Juni

John Taylor (piano), Palle Danielsson (double bass), Peter Erskine (drums)

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There were three CDs on ECM already under their belt by the time of Juni, their final album together that’s now been re-released as part of ECM’s smart series of digi-sleeve reissues.. It’s...

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Recorded in 1997, Juni was the fourth and final ECM album of the Peter Erskine Trio. A piano trio led by a drummer was an unusual proposal and one that initially surprised listeners who had followed Erskine through louder adventures with Weather Report and the Stan Kenton Big Band. But this alliance with pianist John Taylor, the trio’s primary composer, and bassist Palle Danielsson soon found its own following. Down Beat described

the music as “Zen-like” implying that much of its power resided in the notplayed. “If such a thing as virtuosic understatement is possible, Peter Erskine’s band makes it real,” the Ottawa Citizen agreed.

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June 2019

There were three CDs on ECM already under their belt by the time of Juni, their final album together that’s now been re-released as part of ECM’s smart series of digi-sleeve reissues.. It’s a genuine climax to the recording, with the pianist’s solo finding him in an expressively sublime moment. Juni is probably the most freely conversational of the four collaborations, and in many ways the most magical.
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