Terrasson, Jacky: Gouache

Terrasson, Jacky SKU: 20332051
Terrasson, Jacky: Gouache

Terrasson, Jacky: Gouache

Terrasson, Jacky SKU: 20332051

Format: CD

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Description

Title: Gouache
Artist: Terrasson, Jacky
Label: Sunnyside
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 016728309226
Genre: Jazz

Pianist Jacky Treason's album Gouache is an eclectic, playful, and often beautiful album that showcases the pianist's lithe, technically adept Jazz skills alongside a handful of guest artists. Jazz pianists reworking modern pop songs has become de rigueur in 21st century Jazz circles, and so Treason's choice to cover Lennon, as well as such radio hits as Justin Bieber's "Baby" and Amy Winehouse's "Rehab," isn't in-and-of-itself unique. However, with his painterly, impressionistic style that often brings to mind a mix of such influences as Keith Jarrett and Chick Corea, Treason is an interesting match for this kind of pop repurposing, and his reinventions never sound anything but clever and inspired. To these ends, he turns "Baby" into a jaunty sleigh ride of song, with a euphoric '70 's R&B ballad midsection. He also gives "Rehab" a slow, Horace Silver-sounding Jazz-Funk treatment that finds him moving from piano to Fender Rhodes.

Tracks:
1.1 Try to Catch Me
1.2 Baby
1.3 Je Te Veux
1.4 Rehab
1.5 Gouache
1.6 Oh My Love
1.7 Mother
1.8 Happiness
1.9 Valse Hot
1.10 C'est Si Bon
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