"Lieb Plays the Blues À La Trane" is a captivating journey into the world of jazz blues, masterfully crafted by the David Liebman Trio. Released on September 3, 2010, under Daybreak Records, this album spans 53 minutes of soulful and intricate performances that pay homage to the legendary John Coltrane, often affectionately referred to as "Trane."
The album features an all-blues program, showcasing three of Coltrane's own compositions, including the iconic "Mr. P.C." and "Take the Coltrane," alongside pieces by jazz giants Miles Davis and Duke Ellington. The trio, consisting of David Liebman on saxophone, Vic Juris on guitar, Tony Marino on bass, and Marko Marcinko on drums, delivers a powerful and dynamic interpretation of these classic blues tunes.
Liebman's virtuosity on the saxophone is on full display, particularly in his rendition of "Mr. P.C.," where he takes the spotlight in a thrilling solo performance. The album also highlights the talents of his bandmates, with Juris and Marino contributing compelling solos in tracks like Duke Ellington's "Village Blues."
"Lieb Plays the Blues À La Trane" is a testament to the enduring influence of Coltrane and the blues tradition in jazz. It's an album that invites listeners to appreciate the depth and richness of these timeless compositions, as interpreted by one of the most respected saxophonists of our time, David Liebman, and his exceptional trio.
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