8 thoughts on “ Sonny Clark Trio - Sonny Clark Trio (CD, Album) ”

1. Though Sonny Clark's CD Oakland, was his first trio recording, the Trio album on Blue Note was issued well beforehand. Produced during that great year in music -- -- Clark is teamed with the outstanding rhythm section of drummer Philly Joe Jones and bassist Paul Chambers, comprising as solid a triad as there ever was.8/

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2. I am reviewing this album: Sonny Clark Trio, which features George Duvivier on bass and Max Roach backing Clark. The sound samples on this page convey the music far better than I can describe in writing. On a more subjective note, of all of Sonny Clark's albums (and I have heard them all), this is my personal favorite/5(54).

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3. Originally issued in Japan, as Sonny Clark - The Art Of The Trio. HSE (20bit kHz Mastering) Producer's Notes 'This album features three powerful alternate takes from the original Trio album with Paul Chambers and Philly Joe Jones and a session of standards with future Jazz Messenger Jymie Merrit [sic] on bass and Wes Landers.4/5(1).

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4. Jun 09,  · And sometimes these sets do include albums that are difficult to find/o.o.p./expensive (the "Sonny Clark Quintet" album from Japan), so weigh that too. Sonny Clark was a fine player in the bluesy, hard bop tradition of Kenny Drew, Duke Pearson, John Hicks (who recorded an album in homage to Clark), Elmo Hope, and others of this era/5(55).

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6. Sonny Clark Trio is an album by jazz pianist Sonny Clark recorded for the Blue Note label and performed by Clark with Paul Chambers and Philly Joe Jones. The original album comprises six jazz standards; three alternate takes have been added in the CD reissues.

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7. 23 rows · Find Sonny Clark discography, albums and singles on AllMusic. Find Sonny Clark .

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8. No matter what, there is no doubt that Sonny Clark was highly esteemed among musicians and listeners. Time has only done Clark a favor and confirms this particular album as the jewel it is. The sound is warm, crisp and clear, just like Clark’s piano and the original notes from Nat Hentoff supplemented by Ben Ratliff’s eloquent and detailed notes.

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