Elmo Hope Trio - With Jimmy Bond & Frank Butler flac album

Elmo Hope Trio is an album by jazz pianist Elmo Hope recorded in 1959 and originally released on the Hifijazz label but rereleased on Contemporary Records. Bop and straight-ahead jazz fans wanting to hear a talented pianist play fresh tunes should explore Elmo Hope's valuable music". All compositions by Elmo Hope except as indicated.

Of the collections of Elmo Hope's '50s recordings, Trio and Quintet is the one to get. It includes his prime Blue Note sessions and features a stellar cast of hard bop musicians including Art Blakey, Frank Foster, Philly Joe Jones, and Harold Land. The majority of the tunes are Hope originals which, in their angular introspection, bear the influence of both Bud Powell and Thelonious Monk. Things begin with ten mostly hard bop swingers from a trio date in 1953. Prominently featured is Hope's Powell like, single line attack. Solos stay brisk and straightforward on uptempo numbers.

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Elmo Hope - Something for Kenny. album: With Frank Butler and Jimmy Bond. Frank Castle - Gunz n . Boricua's Bond (Hidden Track). Frank Butler, Groove Holmes, Jimmy Bond, Jimmy Witherspoon, Paul Moer, Teddy Edwards - Take This Hammer, Part One. album: Tell Him I Was Flyin'. Bobby Hutcherson, Curtis Amy, Frank Strazzeri, Jimmy Bond - Groovin' Blue. album: Groovin' Blue. Emanuele Andrizzi, Frank Almond, Henry Fogel, Roosevelt University Chamber Orchestra, Victoria Bond - Soul of a Nation - Concerto for Violin and String Ensemble.

Track Elmo Hope (p), Curtis Counce (b) and Frank Butler (d). Recorded in Los Angeles, April, 1958. Tracks & CD 2, from "Elmo Hope Trio" (1959): Elmo Hope (p), Percy Heath (b) and Philly Joe Jones (d). Recorded in Los Angeles, February 8, 1959.

This rare trio session recorded in February, 1960, featuring Jimmy Bond on bass and Frank Butler on drums, ranks among his finest recordings and features all original compositions plus a beautiful rendition of Jimmy Van Heusen's "Like Someone in Love". All selections newly remastered. Over the years, I have probably listened to this album more than that by any other piano trio.