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How It Is by Jim Rotondi Quintet Steve Wilson David Hazeltine Joe Farnsworth (CD, 1998)

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Artist: David Hazeltine Quintet. Edition: Album. Format: CD. Title: How It Is. 1: How It Is. Release Year: 1999. 4: Nuit Noire. 3: Pannonica.

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ProducerK. Hasselpflug; Gerry Teekens

Record LabelCriss Cross

UPC8712474114221

eBay Product ID (ePID)12050198337

Product Key Features

Release Year1998

FormatCD

InstrumentPiano

GenreJazz

Run Time56 Mins 28 Seconds

ArtistJim Rotondi Quintet, Steve Wilson, David Hazeltine, Joe Farnsworth

Release TitleHow It Is

Additional Product Features

DistributionCity Hall

Country/Region of ManufactureUSA

Number of Discs1

EngineerMax Bolleman

Additional informationPersonnel: David Hazeltine (piano); Steve Wilson (alto saxophone); Jim Rotondi (trumpet, flugelhorn); Peter Washington (bass); Joe Farnsworth (drums). Recorded at RPM Studio, New York, New York on October 15, 1997. Includes liner notes by Ted Panken. Personnel: David Hazeltine (piano); Steve Wilson (alto saxophone); Jim Rotondi (trumpet, flugelhorn); Joe Farnsworth (drums). Liner Note Author: Ted Panken. Recording information: RPM Studio, New York, NY (10/15/1997). Photographer: Gildas Boclé. David Hazeltine is an example of a creative modern mainstream pianist who often gets overlooked despite being a superior musician. Hazeltine swings, has his own voice within the tradition, and is an excellent songwriter, contributing three of the seven selections to this enjoyable CD. The pianist is teamed with the hard boppish trumpeter Jim Rotondi, altoist Steve Wilson, bassist Peter Washington, and drummer Joe Farnsworth for three of his songs, a drastic rearrangement of an Earth, Wind & Fire song ("Reasons"), Thelonious Monk's "Pannonica," "Where Are You?," and a ten-minute version of "Doxy." The solos are expressive and often fiery, and the playing is at a consistently high level. Easily recommended to modern hard bop collectors. ~ Scott Yanow

Number of Audio ChannelsStereo