Really cool budo! Loved your energy in this. Kept coming alive more and more throughout.

thank you, i really appreciate it!  i'm glad you dug the energy!

One more nice tune. Something "moody"... I like your "drummy" left hand even if the right one is not innocent , if I dare describe it like this.

thank you so much for your comment!  i think i know what you mean the right hand does get a bit nuts sometimes

budo wrote:

here's a rather obscure tune from the book, Pearlie's Swine by Steve Kuhn.  i actually like his playing a lot (he has a fantastic solo piano album that's part of the Maybeck Recital series).  this tune is from his "electronic days."  i really like the feel and the chord progression.  in fact the passage from E minor to F# minor in bars 8-12 is one of my favorite parts.

https://youtu.be/FYAxsIpIs44

Wonderful budo! I like the feel and chord progression in many places.

Without further analysis this time- but, of course the end: very nice this ritardando and diminuendo from 5,50 -to end.
I think it's a new way of your many ways to end a piece of music. Bravo!

If interested, there was a fantastic jazz singer, Monica Zetterlund, Sweden. that was singing this piece in 60s 70s about

https://youtu.be/lKgV2AZUEH4

With Louis Armstrong and Sicuca and many .....

https://youtu.be/lpKebdA_yFc

Best wishes,

Stig

thank you for your comments and for the tip about Monica Zetterlund.  i know her from her work with Bill Evans and had no idea that she recorded this (or that it even had lyrics).  she did a whole album of Steve Kuhn's music, that's so awesome!

Very good as always, Budo ! You seem to be riding that great whale of yours

thank you so much!  yes still after the whale.  i hope i have a better outcome than Ahab

That was great, Budo! Loved your improv around 3:30.

thank you so much, i really appreciate it!

I like this a lot, the overriding rhythm reminds me a lot of Emerson Lake and Palmer vibe. Thanks for sharing this!

thank you so much, i've always loved their stuff!

here's a rather obscure tune from the book, Pearlie's Swine by Steve Kuhn.  i actually like his playing a lot (he has a fantastic solo piano album that's part of the Maybeck Recital series).  this tune is from his "electronic days."  i really like the feel and the chord progression.  in fact the passage from E minor to F# minor in bars 8-12 is one of my favorite parts.

https://youtu.be/FYAxsIpIs44

Wonderful budo! I like the feel and chord progression in many places.

Without further analysis this time- but, of course the end: very nice this ritardando and diminuendo from 5,50 -to end.
I think it's a new way of your many ways to end a piece of music. Bravo!

If interested, there was a fantastic jazz singer, Monica Zetterlund, Sweden. that was singing this piece in 60s 70s about

https://youtu.be/lKgV2AZUEH4

With Louis Armstrong and Sicuca and many .....

https://youtu.be/lpKebdA_yFc

Best wishes,

Stig

https://youtu.be/FYAxsIpIs44