Geri Allen Charlie Haden Paul Motian Juli Allen Charlie Haden/London,UK 1991

This is a must-listen live performance for fans, with a high-level performance that has been revived after about 30 years, and is recorded in the highest quality sound of the official excavation live performance by the legendary trio in 1991. The quality is sharp and fulfilling, and there is no difference when compared to the Village Vanguard performance in 1990 released by the DIW label. What is more, the set list for the day has only one song that overlaps with the Village Vanguard performance (including the Somethin’cool version), and the remaining seven songs are live recordings that are making their first appearance, including famous songs by Monk, Bud Powell, Herbie Nichols, etc. Juli Allen, who is known for digesting all kinds of jazz and releasing more than 20 works in her 35-year career, raising the status of female jazz musicians, has a crisp and sharp piano, and with the addition of Haden and Motian, you can hear an exciting and lustrous touch. This trio has released five albums in the past, but this live performance is as wonderful as any of them. Live at Queen Elizabeth Hall, London 11/13/1991 1.Blues In Motian 2.Dolphy’s Dance 3.First Song 4.Mumbo Jumbo 5.Oblivion 6.Sandino 7.Shuffle Montgomery 8.Round Midnight Juli Allen (p) Charlie Haden (b) Paul Motian (dr)