Fred Hersch with Sullivan Fortner - Turnaround (Ornette Coleman)

[@jimjennings7623]

Two of America’s most creative minds

[@andrejmatveev4739]

Exelent,elegant,,rücksichtvol, preziese.Höhste Niveu.Danke !!!

[@shaonantriggersu4886]

Two legends

[@stephangagnon3121]

Admire your enthusiasm but to declare Sullivan Fortner a legend is a bit premature don’t you think?

[@shaonantriggersu4886]

@@stephangagnon3121 That depends on whether you consider the word 'legend' based on ages or not.

[@daryljohnson3896]

they sound like one piano! Awesome!

[@AngeloDiLeonforte]

love it! thank you sir!

[@모아줘라]

소름이 끼친다. 이렇게 멋진 연주가 있다니!

[@danilotarso]

amazing!

[@cedarmusicstudio]

Excellent !!! !! !!!!! !!

[@ChristianBrennerjazz]

amazing sound :)

[@jonasaras]

It's hard to make two pianos work, but this succeeds brilliantly

[@stephangagnon3121]

Check the two live double albums in the ‘70s by Herbie Hancock and Chick Corea…

[@jonasaras]

@@stephangagnon3121 That’s NOT my favorite. It’s two brilliant players machine-gunning with little regard for the other.

[@stephangagnon3121]

@@jonasaras you may be right. They were still young and a bit cocky then. And I do think Fred Hersch is one of the most underrated pianist that was beshadowed by guys like Jarrett, and his a big influence on Brad Mehldau. Regarding Sullivan, he is like a modern Jaki Byard, a brilliant pianist who has an encyclopedic knowledge of the piano, has absorbed all the repertoire and gives his personal version of it all.