When Jim Davis began producing records with Verve, he changed the recording philosophy of the company towards their most productive musician. Where Norman Granz had produced countless Oscar Peterson albums with mostly popular compositions, Davis was more interested in making albums that sounded like the Peterson trio live. His first Peterson recordings were the legendary London House Sessions. At the time of this album, there had been no line-up change in the trio for five years - so it's no wonder that the musicians' interplay works telepathically, so to speak Reviews "This bundle of jazz standards, performed by a piano trio, may seem a little surprising in this pop-heavy environment, but it is without doubt one of the absolute recommendations for vinyl junkies and sound freaks..."
When Jim Davis began producing records with Verve, he changed the recording philosophy of the company towards their most productive musician. Where Norman Granz had produced countless Oscar Peterson albums with mostly popular compositions, Davis was more interested in making albums that sounded like the Peterson trio live. His first Peterson recordings were the legendary London House Sessions. At the time of this album, there had been no line-up change in the trio for five years – so it’s no wonder that the musicians’ interplay works telepathically, so to speak Reviews “This bundle of jazz standards, performed by a piano trio, may seem a little surprising in this pop-heavy environment, but it is without doubt one of the absolute recommendations for vinyl junkies and sound freaks…”
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