Experience the legendary Duke Jordan in a captivating live performance with "Live at the Bass Clef, London, 1990." This album captures the renowned jazz pianist in a rare visit to London's Bass Clef club, where he delivers an enchanting set of jazz standards alongside his trio, featuring Peter Ind on bass and Mark Taylor on drums. Recorded on September 13, 1990, this live session is a testament to Jordan's enduring legacy and his significant contributions to the jazz genre, particularly his work with the iconic Charlie Parker.
The album spans a rich hour and five minutes, encompassing 11 tracks that showcase Jordan's virtuosity and deep connection to the jazz tradition. From his own classic composition, "Jordu," to beloved standards like "Satin Doll," "Body and Soul," and "How High the Moon," each performance is infused with Jordan's distinctive style and improvisational genius. Whether you're a longtime fan of Duke Jordan or a newcomer to his music, this album offers an unforgettable journey into the heart of jazz, highlighting the timeless appeal of live performance and the enduring artistry of one of the genre's true masters.
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