Live At Zardi's 1956 Vol.1 EDNLP1245 Polyphonic instruments were being designed

Polyphonic instruments were being designed and manufactured at an alarming rate until musicians were overwhelmed by the choices

pianist Jan Hammer

to be released by We Jazz Records on 21st November

Garland's ultra-relaxed piano fits perfectly with the steady groove provided by George Joyner on bass and Art Taylor on drums

Live At Zardi's 1956 Vol.1 EDNLP1245 Polyphonic instruments were being designedOn 22 and 27 June 1959, Stan Getz and his quartet gave two legendary concerts in a club on Hollywood Boulevard. Black and white people, Saxophone players, pianists and singers all flocked to play the clubs and their sound resonated round the world from these sun drenched settings. What drew all these jazz musicians of the time such as Oscar Peterson, Ella Fitzgerald, Art Tatum, Chet Baker, Sarah Vaughan and, of course, Stan Getz to these venues? They