Of the miles of Red Garland sessions recorded in the late '50s, some of
the tapes didn't see the light of day until many years later. This
session, except for "Crazy Rhythm," first appeared in the early '70s,
and is typical of Garland's trio work of the '50s, evoking a mid-century
nightclub atmosphere from Rudy Van Gelder's studio with the perfectly
gauged help of bassist Paul Chambers and drummer Art Taylor. "Since I
Fell for You" and "Teach Me Tonight" are taken at relaxed tempos, and
after Garland's trademark block chords in the left hand and octaves in
the right hand take care of the themes, they ride easily and winningly.
"Crazy Rhythm" zips along at the usual steeplechase pace, with a fluid
bebop solo from Garland and some agile bowing from Chambers (Chambers
also gets an unusually lengthy bowed solo on "This Can't Be Love"), and
the title track closes the CD reissue on a jaunty note. Garland fans --
and for that matter, fans of Vince Guaraldi, whose chord voicings very
much resemble those of Garland -- need not hesitate. Richard S. Ginell Tracklist & Credits :
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