Highly talented jazz trio Jeremy Monteiro, Jay Anderson, Lewis Nash – LIVE AT NO BLACK TIE KUALA LUMPUR: My own amateur efforts at jazz piano are put to shame by piano geniuses like Jeremy, lol… what you get on his 45th release is one of the most highly talented jazz trio albums you will ever hear… though I didn’t find LIVE videos from this album (yet – hint! hint!), I found this live performance at Victoria Concert Hall particularly energizing…
…if you enjoyed that, be sure to SUBSCRIBE to Jeremy’s YouTube channel, where you’ll find MANY other live performances, live shows and other delightful musical morsels.
Since the album was recorded live, you’ll find lots of audience appreciation going on, particularly for performances like the down & funky closer, Herbie’s “Watermelon Man“… Jeremy’s piano will just DAZZLE your ears on this piece, and his partners Jay Anderson on bass & drummer Lewis Nash simply shine… this is very listenable (and danceable, for that matter)!
The soulful melancholy you’ll hear via Jeremy’s piano on his original “Life Goes On“, is full of emotion and memories both sweet and sad… Jay’s bass is the perfect counterpoint to the keyboard and brush drums on this tune.
There was no doubt in my mind that my choice for personal favorite of the nine exciting songs offered up for our jazz journey was going to be the trio’s lively performance of “Just In Time“… the solos from each of the players will let you hear them talking to each other… so sweet!
I give Jeremy & his musical pals a MOST HIGHLY RECOMMENDED rating, with an “EQ” (energy quotient) score of 4.99 for this superb jazz jaunt. Get more information on Jeremy’s music page for the release. Rotcod Zzaj
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