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Recorded on 14 November 1958 at Van Gelder Studio in Englewood Cliffs,NJ. Remastered in 2007 by Rudy Van Gelder and released as part of the RVG Remasters series on Prestige/New Jazz PRCD-30162.

Infinite ideas and the fingers to convey them, one of the greatest to ever touch keys.

standards in Norway

Surely the GOAT!

El pobre Dudley Moore fallecido muy joven,era un buen pianista de jazz,ademas de compartir una comedia con la chica 10,cuyo nombre no recuerdo,sorry!tengo 86 añitos 😢gracias KZbin!!❤❤❤❤😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

So happy！

No pianoplayer Can do What He did…..

Garner, IL MAESTRO di tanti pianisti jazz nel mondo che hanno fatto la Scuola della Personalità Jazz Swing del GENIO Erroll !!!

Well, I'm 87 and got onto Erroll Garner as a teen in University. I still find he's unbelievable! Fantastic!!

genius. (& someone's having fun!) Cole Porter very hard to beat

wow

the phrase "master at work" doesn't even come close....

What a master he was ❤❤

Hometown Pittsburgh Guy!!

at least there still some jazz vids are among the few that aren't monetized and make you sit thru longgggg ads even with my 50% adblock.......no free lunches on youtube anymore

This is a nice pairing of these two talented musicians, man. Bravo!

That is some great playing!

🥳🤩

damnn 🔥

Un morceau phare de la bossa nova. Wave...

The double tempo change 3:25 and back to original are crazy relaxed

Great playin' bruh.

Incomparable! Every note comes straight from the heart.

Glad this popped up in my recommendations. Love it!

Thanks for posting it! It would be great to have the entire album to hear..

#OdedFriedGaon #OdedMusic #Audioded

god doesn't inspire errol garner, he is inspired by errol garner

😊😊😊great job! Errol we miss you so much!

The song is The Way You Look Tonight

At 1:00 is my favorite moment, Errol and Kelly make eye contact as Erroll is just absolutely ripping and they just smile at each other and you can tell Kelly is thinking, "Man, this guy is something else" Awesome moment, great song. All around awesome

Sound good!

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This is the best Jazz take on this Rodgers & Hart Rembrandt I've ever heard...

Unbelievable. And I thought I could play piano. His one of the best. To bad he died at the early age of 55.

Those fingers are angelic!🙂

Thanks for sharing :) Great memories.

And drummers like this one do not exist anymore....

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This made me cry, I've listened over and over again.

Good heavens....

Great tune. thanks for showing me the changes the other night.

Marvelous pianist ! Both hands play a different time !

🙂🌱💙🌾

Hotdam!!!

If god listens to Jazz...he listens to Erroll, Eddie and Kelly. I am sure. Thank you

I discovered Diana Krall for myself at the end of August 1998. She'd been on A Prairie Home Companion and I'd heard her then for the first time. By October of '98 I had every CD she'd released to that point. Hearing _this_ song now takes me back over twenty-three years. "I've Got the World on a String" sounds as good as the first time I heard it.

So many cool discoveries can be made here, like having same bass melody at the start played but then prominently by the vibes, just a tonal contrast but it sounds like something else basically, that's an interesting idea. And after the intro where the bass and bass clarinet play this same low melody Eric's bass clarinet has a counter melody coming in that he plays, playing in sync and volume with richard davis but different intervals, watching the soundscape change. It kind of sounds like with Davis's bass like by Eric changing his melody in counter melody, it changes the rhythm, the rhythm sounds different, which by having this contrast, like a mad nursery rhyme/merry go round (also especially title track has this effect), the feeling of things going in and out, hovering, which is probably part of why this album can really take you somewhere like being in a dreamlike state, it just fascinates me, things counteracting each other, even when they are in basically unison, because I guess in this style Dolphy created each instrument is it's own personality, it's not another part of the unison but a live being in itself, therefore the player. Definitely is still amazing, fascinating music, so many ideas that could lead to interesting places, and for some reason I think of rite of spring, in there all these instruments are flurrying/'interacting', speaking, that is still amazing in that way that each new instrument that plays a brand new melody is a personality responding to the previous 'person's' mood, or beings in a contained world, all the worlds in Stravinsky's piece are contrasting but are just 'different' things in the 'same' world. And maybe I think this because one of the early bass clarinet melodies in rite of spring sounds similar to Eric's style on the instrument, either that or part of the natural bass clarinet sound is Eric's style since he was the first person to solo on it. So I guess studying the score of the rite of spring at school has brought this to mind.

How am I 54 and just now discovering Errol Garner? Wow! This guy, this combo, they swing so hard and make it look effortless!

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