Mulgrew Miller: Hand in Hand (1993)

Mulgrew Miller, a talented McCoy Tyner-influenced pianist, leads an all-star septet on much of this date. The main stars, however, are Miller's nine diverse originals which range from modal to Monkish. With tenor-saxophonist Joe Henderson appearing on five selections, trumpeter Eddie Henderson on six and altoist Kenny Garrett heard throughout the full CD, Miller has a perfect frontline to interpret his tricky but logical originals. Vibraphonist Steve Nelson, bassist Christian McBride and drummer Lewis Nash do not exactly get overshadowed either. ~ Scott Yanow

Recorded at BMG Studios, New York on December 16 & 18, 1992. Includes liner notes by Mulgrew Miller.

Personnel: Mulgrew Miller (piano); Kenny Garrett (soprano saxophone, alto saxophone); Joe Henderson (tenor saxophone); Eddie Henderson (trumpet, flugelhorn); Steve Nelson (vibraphone); Lewis Nash (drums).

Tracklist:
1. Grew's Tune 
2. For Those Who Do 
3. Thinkin' Out Loud 
4. Leilani's Leap 
5. Like The Morning 
6. Hand In Hand 
7. Return Trip 
8. Waltz For Monk 
9. Neither Here Nor There
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Tomek Grochot 5et feat. Eddie Henderson: My Stories (2010)

Fantastic, outstanding, extraordinary? How limited vocabulary of jazz music reviewer is when it comes to expressing his admiration, delight, amazement!
Many people mistake style with progress. They become infatuated by novelty but my opinion is that what is good, in music as well as in any other field in life, is always en vogue. Let me give you an example: whether we call her Venus, Virgin Mary, Marylin Monroe or Scarlett Johansson I assume it is beauty, Hellenic "charis", that we are all after? Although beauty is always individual and ever-changing, its idea is permanent, complete, final. Any variation or change to idea is not to be mistaken with creativity as creativity is part of identity, while idea is simply matter of divine inspiration.
Speaking shortly, Tomasz Grochot, on drums, leader of the group, for whom it is his recording debut, Adam Pieronczyk on alto and soprano saxophones, Dominik Wania on piano and Fender Rhodes, Robert Kubiszyn on double bass plus Eddie Henderson, outstanding American trmpeter, who played with Herbie Hancock, Art Blackey and Pharoah Sanders, recorded the album that is mainstream jazz. Let me say in a different manner: that is beautiful. No, let me make final correction: the album that is.

Tracklist:

1. Napoleonfish
2. Podwodna jaskinia
3. Headprints
4. Szczescie w niepewnosci
5. Back and Forth
6. Dwie zatopione mysli
7. Teotihuacan
8. Nie ma takiego numeru
9. Dla Juzi
10. Przejscie w ponad
Personnel:
Tomek Grochot - drums, ocarina
Eddie Henderson - trumpet, flugelhorn
Adam Pieronczyk - soprano & tenor saxes
Dominik Wania - piano, F.Rhodes
Robert Kubiszyn - double bass
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