Camilo, Michel: Why Not
Camilo, Michel: Why Not
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Camilo, Michel
Label: Ghost Note Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 641033910104
Genre: Jazz
Pianist Michel Camilo made his recording debut as a leader with this session for the Japanese King label. Camilo was anxious to show everything, and did so on such cuts as "Thinking Of You" and the title track. He ripped through phrases, added powerhouse chords and rippling lines, switched tempos and meters, and moved from a hard bop feel to an Afro-Latin groove in the middle of a piece. His intensity and energy were impressive, but at times he tried too much and stumbled getting back to the melody... It wasn't an unflawed debut, but Camilo showed that he would be a pianist to be reckoned with down the line.
Tracks:
1.1 Hello and Goodbye
1.2 Just Kiddin
1.3 Not Yet
1.4 Suite Sandarine
1.5 Thinking of You
1.6 Why Not