"Dolphin Dance" Wlosok/McGuirk/Riley Trio Live 

thank you for your comment. feel free to check out more of my videos for greater variety of experience. Trio Wlosok/McGuirk/Riley just went into the studio in April to record two new albums... stay tuned :)

Excellent, very stylistic!

thanks for your kind words. all the best!

thanks so much! Let me know if you are at all interested in taking lessons in jazz piano, composition, improve, harmony... I should have some more time soon once the semester is over in two weeks...

@@allthatjazz4you oh, thanks!!!! I am musician, I am tango player, pianist, director and arranger. That's my really music, but sometimes I play jazz. Thanks!

Welcome

Thanks for listening

+Paul O Donnell Thank you for your nice comment and all the best!

Yes, the trio found a very nice beats-per-minute on this. This is just really nice, relaxed, yet driving. Handles like a sports car.

Yes, this is a very nice treatment of a deserving jazz standard.

thanks so much. I have two more albums recorded with this trio coming out 2018/19... at the mean time, check out my latest projects available, one of which features Miles Davis lyrical tenor saxophonist Rick Margitza here: www.kickstarter.com/projects/1109233860/pavel-wlosoks-2018-cds-storyteller-and-respectfull?ref=creator_nav

John Riley is subtle. He doesn't bang things around like some drummers begging for attention. When Riley's sticks come into contact with something, it is with reasoning.

Thank you, Damian. Glad you like it. Greetings from North Carolina :)

Thanks a lot!

thank you. make sure to check out our recordings online and enjoy!

thank you, Karel.

thanks so much! make sure to check out our trio album "Jubilee Suite - Live At the Grey Eagle" (iTunes, Spotify, Amazon, and the likes...). a new album pending release of this trio with a spectacular female vocalist will be available in a few months. stay tuned!

@@allthatjazz4you will do!

thank you, BarbeRace.

+PearlDrumsAllDay94 Thanks, I love Mehldau's playing although my influences come from Corea/Hancock/Jarrett trio of pianists and of course Bill Evans. Brad and I are almost same age...

Your playing reminds me a bit of Christopher Boscole's. I saw and heard him live in a very unique venue in Corvallis, Oregon. His tune "Tone Poem" and others on his CD Natural Instincts, here on RU-vid. Love Boscole's simple, relaxed, yet poignant use of subtle changes in jazz timing. You two share some fine qualities! Oh, found it! "A Time for Myself," my favorite Boscole. The evening with Boscole et al, a trio with a horn or two, in Corvallis, was so strange. No one knew about it coming, except a jazz pianist who played a coffee shop, who told me and one another or several people. There were maybe five of us in the audience all enjoying a show apparently made for us alone. Very unforgettable.