"Live at Souths" by Serge Ermoll is a vibrant jazz album that captures the essence of live performances in the intimate settings of pubs around Redfern and Surry Hills. Released on July 1, 2011, via Blue Pie Records USA, this 59-minute collection features eight tracks that showcase Ermoll's mastery of the piano, accompanied by the rhythmic prowess of Lenny Young on drums and Jimmy Mitchell on bass.
The album kicks off with "Catch That Train," a lively nine-minute piece that sets the tone for the energetic and improvisational spirit of the record. "Dreaming" offers a more introspective moment, while "Extended Jam" delves into a longer, exploratory jam session that highlights the chemistry between the trio. Other standout tracks include "Hot to Trot," "Looking Good," "Midnight Stroll," "Shuffling Away," and "The Mood," each bringing a unique flavor to the album's jazz repertoire.
"Live at Souths" is a testament to Serge Ermoll's skill and the dynamic interplay between the musicians, making it a captivating listen for jazz enthusiasts and casual listeners alike. The album's live setting adds an authentic and spontaneous feel, transporting the listener to the heart of the performance.
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