Emmet Cohen Trio, May 4th, 2023

Emmet Cohen (piano), Philip Norris (bass), Kyle Poole (drums).

[@gloriab.2022]

How can you get better when you’re the best? Yet Emmet Cohen and his trio continue to defy expectations! Bravo!

[@IdanBarir]

3:34 Surrey With The Fringe On Top (Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein) 9:40 Without a Song (Vincent Youmans) 26:51 La Rosita (Earl Hines) 35:00 I'll Keep Loving You (Bud Powell) 43:12 Spillin' the Tea (Emmet Cohen) 53:55 Heart and Soul (Hoagy Carmichael) 1:03:03 If This Isn't Love (Burton Lane, E.Y. Harburg) 1:13:36 People (Jule Styne, Bob Merrill) 1:21:02 The Carolina Shout (James P. Johnson)

[@randomstuffman01]

Thanks for the list.

[@dotmarker]

Mesmerizing musicianship as always. Maximum props to the engineering, each player is clear as a bell, the piano sound is brilliant and crisp, contributing so much to the listening experience.

[@jimbrown1559]

It's wonderful to hear Emmet channeling Barry Harris and copping Errol Garner with Bud Powell's "I'll Keep Loving You." And Barry's influence is present in "Heart And Soul."

[@yvonnegonsalves5315]

...just love your piano playing...every time i listen to your trio or any concert for that matter, you sound better & better...great! ... keep it up guys!!!...

[@pianoman0609]

Fantastic Musicians!

[@nightoil6567]

Thanks for this beautiful session. Here I sit in London, UK, chilling at 2:30 am, listening to your super-civilised music.

[@user-pl3ll8fq1p]

Amo tutto di questi tre musicisti.😍

[@JacekStam]

Thank you vety much. BRAVO BRAVISSIMO!

[@nancystewart8853]

This trio is just so alive! Thank you

[@johnbrown9092]

Superb. More please 😊

[@paulrobertz8491]

Thank you for keeping Bud Powell's "I'll Keep Loving You" in circulation. Now I know how Errol Garner would have played this ballad.

[@danyslon]

Trio fantástico!

[@caponsacchi9979]

Phenomenal piano playing. Fatha, Barry, Tommy, Oscar w Tatum's harmonic versatility. Equally, the support. (Maybe it's old school but I miss the hi-hat on the off-beats. But Emmet "feels" it, so why worry?

[@martinsaltzman5003]

I just heard Earl Hines' "Rosita". It might be interesting if you and Bryan Lynch could do "Weatherbird" after Hines and Louis Armstrong.