Jazz Piano

1. Broadmoor (Peter Martin) Peter Martin (p); Reuben Rogers (b); Gregory Hutchinson (d)
2. Blues for Beverlee (Junior Mance) Junior Mance (p); Ray Brown (b); Lex Humphries (d)
3. Snowy morning blues (James P. Johnson) James P. Johnson (p)
4. Aunt Hagar’s blues (W.C. Handy/J. Tim Brymn) Art Tatum (p)
5. New true illusions (Joanne Brackeen) Joanne Brackeen (p); Clint Houston (b); Billy Hart (d)
6. Kairòs (Vijay Iyer/Craig Taborn) Vijay Iyer (p); Craig Taborn (p)
7. Do me a favor T (Bram de Looze) Bram de Looze (p); Felix Henkelhausen (b); Eric McPherson (d)
8. Madness of the clouds (Edgar van Asselt) Edgar van Asselt (p); Jeroen Vierdag (b); Jorge Rossy (d)
9. Terminal One (Rymden) Rymden: Bugge Wesseltoft (p); Dan Berglund (b); Magnus Öström (d)

Sources:

1. Martin, P. (2015). What lies ahead. Open Studio Records (rec. 2015)
2. Mance, J. (2012). Junior Mance and his swinging piano. Essential Jazz Classics (rec. 1959)
3. Johnson, James P. (1989). From Ragtime to Jazz (complete piano solos 1921 – 1939). CBS (rec. 1929)
4. Tatum, A. (1997). The Capitol Recordings of Art Tatum. Capitol/Blue Note (rec. 1949)
5. Brackeen, J. (2009). Tring-a-Ling. Candid Records. (rec. 1977)
6. Iyer, V. & Taborn, C. (2019). The transitory poems. ECM Records (rec. 2018)
7. Looze, B. de (2021). Vice Versa. Self-released (rec. 2021)
8. Asselt, E. van (2023). The Gentle insult. Left to Write Music (rec. 2021)
9. Rymden (2020). Space Sailors. Jazzland Records (rec. 2020)