Bobby Rosengarden - Consolidated Artists Productions
The Jay D'Amico Trio (with Milt Hinton & Bob Rosengarden), "Envisage", Consolidated Artists Productions #144841 (2003).[CD]
Musician personnel: Jay D'Amico Trio: Jay D'Amico (piano); Milt Hinton (bass); Bobby Rosengarden (drums).
Recorded at RCA Studios, New York, New York in August 1982.
"This CD was recorded in 1982 and released as an album the following year. The sound is warm-likely a result of the equipment used back in those days but also a reflection of the deep feelings of camaraderie felt among the three musicians. And the music stands up. It is as fresh today as it was in the early 80's. Seasoned veterans Hinton and Rosengarden provide the solid rhythm so necessary to a debut album. Jay uses it to full advantage. He is versatile, he is sensitive, and he swings." (David G. Berger)
"With "Envisage," a direct example of Jay's 'feel' and easy connection with the highly noted members of the trio, bassist Milt Hinton and drummer Bob Rosengarden, we hear the communication that is the nexus of jazz ensemble performance providing an effortless listening experience." (Michael Carlson)
Tracklist:
Autumn Leaves
The Gentle Rain
Envisage
Groovin' High
On Green Dolphin Street
My One And Only Love
Baubles, Bangles & Beads
Rockpile
Autumn Leaves
The Gentle Rain
Envisage
Groovin' High
On Green Dolphin Street
My One And Only Love
Baubles, Bangles & Beads
Rockpile
Musician personnel: Jay D'Amico Trio: Jay D'Amico (piano); Milt Hinton (bass); Bobby Rosengarden (drums).
Recorded at RCA Studios, New York, New York in August 1982.
"This CD was recorded in 1982 and released as an album the following year. The sound is warm-likely a result of the equipment used back in those days but also a reflection of the deep feelings of camaraderie felt among the three musicians. And the music stands up. It is as fresh today as it was in the early 80's. Seasoned veterans Hinton and Rosengarden provide the solid rhythm so necessary to a debut album. Jay uses it to full advantage. He is versatile, he is sensitive, and he swings." (David G. Berger)
"With "Envisage," a direct example of Jay's 'feel' and easy connection with the highly noted members of the trio, bassist Milt Hinton and drummer Bob Rosengarden, we hear the communication that is the nexus of jazz ensemble performance providing an effortless listening experience." (Michael Carlson)