| George Essihos "The West Coast’s best-kept jazz secret
just happens to be one of the country’s best jazz pianists, period," says the
CBC’s Jurgen Gothe, speaking of Victoria, British Columbia’s George Essihos.
"His treatment of jazz standards is anything but standard."
Mad in Craft offers a variety of CD's by George Essihos.
"Worth any amount of tracking down"
- Jurgen Gothe,CBC
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Live at Hermann's Jazz Club is his first CD, with Don
Leppard on drums and John Macknight on bass and features the following
songs: Lover Man, Well You Needn't, Sometime Ago, Sophisticated
Lady, If You
Could See Me Now, Walkin', Blue in Green, Beatiful Love, Here Is That Rainy
Day, Stella By Starlight, Very Early, Nardis.
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His second CD is Extraordinary Measures, with Don Leppard on drums and Joey Smith on bass.
This CD features the following songs: I'm Beginning
to See the Light, A Foggy Day(in London Town), Blue Frederic, Some Other
Time, Tenderly, Willow Weep for Me, Blue Bossa, In a Sentimental Mood,
Emily, Body
and Soul, Yesterdays, I'll Remember April.
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George's much-awaited new solo CD, Solo Journeys,
includes Very Early, Variations on What Is This Thing Called Love, Make Someone
Happy, How Long Has This Been Going On, I Loves You Porgy, Summertime, All The
Things You Are, Lover Man, and four original tunes: Echoes of Spain, In A
Chinese Garden, To Renate, and Eqyptian Tombs
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