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Key One Up is a Vanguard compilation CD issued in 2000 that assembles piano tracks by Bobby Henderson, Sir Charles Thompson and Ray Bryant. The release runs about 1:08:34 and contains 16 tracks drawn from three separate sessions originally produced by John Hammond.
Key One Up is a Vanguard compilation CD issued in 2000 that assembles piano tracks by Bobby Henderson, Sir Charles Thompson and Ray Bryant. The release runs about 1:08:34 and contains 16 tracks drawn from three separate sessions originally produced by John Hammond.
Pros
- Collects three distinct pianists (Bobby Henderson, Sir Charles Thompson, Ray Bryant) on a single CD, giving a concise overview of mid‑century jazz piano styles.
- 16-track running time of approximately 68 minutes provides substantial listening value for one disc.
- Collects three distinct pianists (Bobby Henderson, Sir Charles Thompson, Ray Bryant) on a single CD, giving a concise overview of mid‑century jazz piano styles.
- 16-track running time of approximately 68 minutes provides substantial listening value for one disc.
- Material was overseen/produced by John Hammond and issued on Vanguard, a label noted for careful attention to sound quality on reissues.
- Includes Ray Bryant trio performances with noted drummer Jo Jones and bassist Tom (Tommy) Bryant, highlighted in contemporary reviews.
Cons
- −Because tracks are compiled from three separate sessions and different pianists, the collection is eclectic rather than a single, cohesive album experience; listeners seeking a unified session may prefer the original individual releases.
- −Because tracks are compiled from three separate sessions and different pianists, the collection is eclectic rather than a single, cohesive album experience; listeners seeking a unified session may prefer the original individual releases.
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