Jumping jazz soul connection Michael Kaeshammer – THE WAREHOUSE SESSIONS: An absolutely fun album from Canadian pianist Michael… he creates a jumping jazz soul connection for you that you’ll never forget… check out his EPK video first, where he talks right to you about those connections…
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I totally grooved on Michael’s keyboard work on Leroy Carr’s “How Long Blues“… great piano, vocals and tasty licks from start to finish on this 4:26 gem… great bass lead-in by David Piltch and high-energy drums from Johnny Vidacovich!
If you dig jazz standards, you’ll find Michael’s performance on “Down By The Riverside” both refreshing and unique… he has a magic touch on that keyboard that will be the envy of aspiring jazz pianists everywhere.
On “Ramblin’“, you’ll (physically) participate in the joy of gettin’ downright funky… and as we all know, there’s nothin’ more fun than FUNKY, folks… in fact, this is one of my favorite funk-based pieces (yet) in 2022!
One of my earliest exposures to great jazz was on “Swiss Movement” from Les McCann and Eddie Harris… the album opens with a superb performance of “You Got It In Your Soulness“, and I knew right away that this would be my choice for personal favorite of the nine tracks offered up for our jazz adventure!
Michael’s trio gets a MOST HIGHLY RECOMMENDED rating from me, as well as an “EQ” (energy quotient) score of 4.99… get more information on Michael’s website. Rotcod Zzaj
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