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Tommy Flanagan Trio

Another one by the Tommy Flanagan Trio, live in Cologne. Flanagan (piano) George Mraz (bass) and Bobby Durham (drums) this time on "Glad to be unhappy". Tommy's piano solo is sublime.  
 
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carcusrex (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Tommy Flanagan's work on Wes Montgomery's "The Incredible Jazz Guitar of Wes Montgomery" is probably the most delicious bit of jazz piano that I've ever heard!
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I'm looking and listening in awe as to why Tommy Fkanagan makes a song sound so good. At the same time running back and forth from the piano trying to transcribe some of his sounds. Mraz also a fine bassist. Thanks for the posting.
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donnythejazz (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Oh dear, the nutters are out again.
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Than you so much, Donny. You're right, he's sublime here as always. Now I hope to find "Good Morning Heartache".
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man i love jazz piano so much!
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so romantic !
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Any idea where I can get the chord sequence or any written form of music of this? It's great for chilling out, and I'm thinking of making my own trio.

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