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Dirk Raufeisen Jazzfingers Trio – Things Ain’t What They Used to Be (2019)
FLAC (tracks) 24 bit/44,1 kHz | Time – 48:55 minutes | 531 MB | Genre: Jazz
Studio Masters, Official Digital Download | Front Cover | © Diraton
Canadian pianist Oscar Peterson died eleven years ago. For many pianists, he was and remains a great role model. So also for the German pianist DIRK RAUFEISEN. To play Peterson you need fast fingers, good phrasing, precise timing, a comprehensive understanding of harmony and a lot of groove. All this paired with great feeling and infectious joy. A real challenge, which hoof iron knows how to master! The key lion is supported by the classically trained bass player GÖTZ OMMERT. His exceptional playing technique makes him one of the most sought-after double bass players in Germany. GREGOR BECK plays on the drums. On the one hand, it impresses with drive and spectacular technology, and on the other hand, with an extremely swinging and sensitive style.
Tracklist:
1. Dirk Raufeisen Jazzfingers Trio – Things Ain’t What They Used to Be (04:34)
2. Dirk Raufeisen Jazzfingers Trio – Exactly Like You (04:38)
3. Dirk Raufeisen Jazzfingers Trio – Citylights (04:19)
4. Dirk Raufeisen Jazzfingers Trio – Summertime (05:42)
5. Dirk Raufeisen Jazzfingers Trio – Good Bye J. D. (03:17)
6. Dirk Raufeisen Jazzfingers Trio – Nightingale (04:38)
7. Dirk Raufeisen Jazzfingers Trio – D & E (04:11)
8. Dirk Raufeisen Jazzfingers Trio – Take the “A” Train (06:52)
9. Dirk Raufeisen Jazzfingers Trio – C Jam Blues (04:03)
10. Dirk Raufeisen Jazzfingers Trio – Boisterous Blues (06:36)
Personnel:
Dirk Raufeisen, Klavier
Götz Ommert, Kontrabass
Gregor Beck, Schlagzeug
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