Fred Hersch Trio Plays Vinyl LP 2025
- Milestones
- Iris
- Played Twice
- Con Alma
- Mood Indigo
- Speak Like a Child
- Evanessence
- Forerunner
Described by Fred Hersch as "a no-gimmicks album to showcase my working band," 1994's 'The Fred Hersch Trio Plays' was his third album for Chesky Records and the pianist's follow-up to his Grammy-nominated 1992 album 'Dancing In The Dark'. With simpatico support from double bassist Drew Gress and drummer Tom Rainey, Hersch presented fresh interpretations of tunes by his favourite jazz composers, which included Miles Davis ('Milestones'), Wayne Shorter ('Iris'), Thelonious Monk ('Played Twice'), Dizzy Gillespie ('Con Alma'), and Herbie Hancock (Speak Like A Child).
The album also includes an original number, 'Evanessence,' which Hersch composed as a salute to pianist Bill Evans. The Fred Hersch Trio Plays is a remarkable collection of performances affirming that jazz is about exploration, constant reinvention, and selfless teamwork.
The album is reissued on 180g black One Step Pressing vinyl LP.
The "One Step" vinyl process is a specialised manufacturing technique renowned for its sound quality. Traditional vinyl pressing involves multiple steps with the potential for quality loss at each stage. The "One Step" process eliminates these steps with the lacquer master being used to create a stamper which is then used to press the records.
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$19.73Fred Hersch Trio Plays Vinyl LP 2025
- Milestones
- Iris
- Played Twice
- Con Alma
- Mood Indigo
- Speak Like a Child
- Evanessence
- Forerunner
Described by Fred Hersch as "a no-gimmicks album to showcase my working band," 1994's 'The Fred Hersch Trio Plays' was his third album for Chesky Records and the pianist's follow-up to his Grammy-nominated 1992 album 'Dancing In The Dark'. With simpatico support from double bassist Drew Gress and drummer Tom Rainey, Hersch presented fresh interpretations of tunes by his favourite jazz composers, which included Miles Davis ('Milestones'), Wayne Shorter ('Iris'), Thelonious Monk ('Played Twice'), Dizzy Gillespie ('Con Alma'), and Herbie Hancock (Speak Like A Child).
The album also includes an original number, 'Evanessence,' which Hersch composed as a salute to pianist Bill Evans. The Fred Hersch Trio Plays is a remarkable collection of performances affirming that jazz is about exploration, constant reinvention, and selfless teamwork.
The album is reissued on 180g black One Step Pressing vinyl LP.
The "One Step" vinyl process is a specialised manufacturing technique renowned for its sound quality. Traditional vinyl pressing involves multiple steps with the potential for quality loss at each stage. The "One Step" process eliminates these steps with the lacquer master being used to create a stamper which is then used to press the records.
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- Milestones
- Iris
- Played Twice
- Con Alma
- Mood Indigo
- Speak Like a Child
- Evanessence
- Forerunner
Described by Fred Hersch as "a no-gimmicks album to showcase my working band," 1994's 'The Fred Hersch Trio Plays' was his third album for Chesky Records and the pianist's follow-up to his Grammy-nominated 1992 album 'Dancing In The Dark'. With simpatico support from double bassist Drew Gress and drummer Tom Rainey, Hersch presented fresh interpretations of tunes by his favourite jazz composers, which included Miles Davis ('Milestones'), Wayne Shorter ('Iris'), Thelonious Monk ('Played Twice'), Dizzy Gillespie ('Con Alma'), and Herbie Hancock (Speak Like A Child).
The album also includes an original number, 'Evanessence,' which Hersch composed as a salute to pianist Bill Evans. The Fred Hersch Trio Plays is a remarkable collection of performances affirming that jazz is about exploration, constant reinvention, and selfless teamwork.
The album is reissued on 180g black One Step Pressing vinyl LP.
The "One Step" vinyl process is a specialised manufacturing technique renowned for its sound quality. Traditional vinyl pressing involves multiple steps with the potential for quality loss at each stage. The "One Step" process eliminates these steps with the lacquer master being used to create a stamper which is then used to press the records.
