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Earth Tones by Peter (Guitar) Bernstein (CD, Aug-1998, Criss Cross Netherlands) 
Earth Tones by Peter (Guitar) Bernstein (CD, Aug-1998, Criss Cross Netherlands)

 
Earth Tones by Peter (Guitar) Bernstein (CD, Aug-1998, Criss Cross Netherlands)

Release Date: Aug 1998
Format: CD
Record Label: Criss Cross (Netherlands)
Genre: Guitar, Jazz Instrument
UPC: 182478374927
Product ID: EPID3289849
Description: Personnel: Peter Bernstein (guitar); Larry Goldings (Hammond B-3 organ); Bill Stewart (drums). Recorded at RPM Studios, New York, New York on December 14, 1997. Includes liner notes by Damon Smith. Peter Bernstein led four albums for the...
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Track Listing
1. Metamorphosis
2. Sublime Indifference
3. Dragonfly
4. Who Can I Turn To
5. Acrobat, The
6. How Deep Is the Ocean
7. Breakthrough, The
8. Pivot, The
9. Carrot Cake

Details
Playing Time:67 min.
Contributing Artists:Bill Stewart, Larry Goldings
Producer:Gerry Teekens
Distributor:City Hall
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:DDD

Album Notes
Personnel: Peter Bernstein (guitar); Larry Goldings (Hammond B-3 organ); Bill Stewart (drums).
Recorded at RPM Studios, New York, New York on December 14, 1997. Includes liner notes by Damon Smith.
Peter Bernstein led four albums for the Swiss Criss Cross label during 1992-1997. His fourth effort has him heading a trio with organist Larry Goldings and drummer Bill Stewart. Some of the selections are very much in the soul/jazz tradition, since the Jimmy Smith influence can be heard now and then in Goldings' playing and Bernstein's main influence is Wes Montgomery. However, some of the originals are more advanced and the music still sounds pretty fresh. Among the highlights are Bernstein's ironically titled "Sublime Indifference," Goldings' tricky "The Acrobat," Hank Mobley's "The Breakthrough," and a relaxed version of "How Deep Is the Ocean." ~ Scott Yanow

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