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In The Moment

Pat Bianchi (organ), Paul Bollenback (guitar), Byron Landham (drums), Peter Bernstein (guitar), Carmen Intorre, Jr (drums), Joe Locke (vibes), Kevin Mahogany (vocal), Pat Martino, guitar)

Peter Bernstein’s title, an ‘up’ treatment of the unhackneyed standard ‘Blue Gardenia’, shows that he’s so much more than a funky 12-bar specialist. Most of the guitar work, though, is by Bianchi’s...

In The Moment

Pat Bianchi (organ), Paul Bollenback (guitar), Byron Landham (drums), Peter Bernstein (guitar), Carmen Intorre, Jr (drums), Joe Locke (vibes), Kevin Mahogany (vocal), Pat Martino, guitar)

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Peter Bernstein’s title, an ‘up’ treatment of the unhackneyed standard ‘Blue Gardenia’, shows that he’s so much more than a funky 12-bar specialist. Most of the guitar work, though, is by Bianchi’s...

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Capable of everything from vibrato-laden intimate murmurings to sermonizing at a roaring volume, the jazz organ can sometimes be strangely dispiriting - like being stuck at a bar with a non-stop talker. Pat Bianchi will have none of that, eschewing all the cliches and displaying the instrument’s versatility with a set list that ranges from Chick Corea to Patsy Cline to Monk and Billy Eckstine. For this, Bianchi’s first recording on Savant, the leader has brought along a number of friends and colleagues including Pat Martino, Joe Locke, Carmen Intorre, Jr. the late, lamented Kevin Mahogany and others making for an extraspecial debut recording.

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March 2019

Peter Bernstein’s title, an ‘up’ treatment of the unhackneyed standard ‘Blue Gardenia’, shows that he’s so much more than a funky 12-bar specialist. Most of the guitar work, though, is by Bianchi’s regular trio member, the underrated Paul Bollenback, who works so well with his leader and their drummer, the constantly improving Byron Landham. Joe Locke appears on three titles and meshes well with the exuberant organist, who excels on most tracks, especially the Miles/ Gil Evans title and Wayne Shorter’s lovely ‘Fall’.
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