Don Pullen Trio Don Pullen/London,UK 1992

A live performance by the popular pianist Don Pullen Trio, who is known for his melodic solos and beautiful tone, from hard bop to new jazz, recorded on October 15, 1992 at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in London, with the finest stereo soundboard sound source. This is a rare performance with Cindy Blackman, wife of Carlos Santana, who is a woman but has simple and powerful drumming, participating on drums. Play “Richard’s Tune (dedicated to Muhal Richard Adams)” from his solo piano album released in 1975, and “Ode To Life” and “Indio Gitano” from “Random Thoughts” released by Blue Note in 1990. You can enjoy the blissful performance of the piano trio led by Don Pullen with the finest stereo soundboard sound source. 1. Richard’s Tune (dedicated to Muhal Richard Adams) (25:10) 2. Ode To Life (21:38]) 3. Indio Gitano (26:15) Live at Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, England, October 15th 1992 Don Pullen – piano Hilliard Green – bass Cindy Blackman – drums