Tommy Flanagan/France 1989

Tommy Flanagan, known as the “piano poet,” appeared at a live performance at the famous Paris nightclub “Club Saint-Germain” when he released “Jazz Poet,” which is his masterpiece along with the masterpiece “Overseas.” An elegant live performance that will amaze piano fans has appeared, recorded from the broadcast sound source treasured by enthusiasts. The trio consists of George Mraz on bass and Alban Queen on drums, who is an expert in co-starring with Oscar Peterson and Kenny Drew. The songs he played include standards by Parker, Coltrane, Powell, Monk, etc., played on a beautiful and elegant piano. The studio version of “Jazz Poet” used a young drummer, but in this live performance, Alban Queen, who has a proven track record, participated, creating a richly expressive and sophisticated sound that will move your heart. Tomi Fulla, a new masterpiece is here. Live at Club Saint-Germain, Paris, France 10/25/1989 1.Confirmation 2.Raincheck 3.Quasimodo 4.When Lights Are Low 5.Mr.P.C. 6.Our Delight 7.Berimbau 8.Straight No Chaser Tommy Flanagan (p) George Mraz (b) Alban Queen (dr)