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This record is about reparation. History has not let two extraordinary composers meet each other. Georg Friedrich Handel and Johann Sebastian Bach came to the world in 1785, one month apart. Twice they failed to meet each other and never again would their life paths cross, instead following parallel ways. This album is dedicated to this failure.

Bruce Hornsby, Christian McBride, Jack DeJohnette - Camp Meeting (2007) {Legacy 88697 09663 2}
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Jazz / Post Bop / Piano / Bass / Drums

Those looking for the mellow adult contemporary rock of Bruce Hornsby's 1980s hits, be aware that Camp Meeting is a straight-up contemporary jazz album, a piano trio set with bassist Christian McBride and legendary drummer Jack DeJohnette. Hornsby, a jazz pianist since his college days who fell into pop almost by accident, shows the influence of past masters like Bill Evans in his refined, restrained playing, and McBride and DeJohnette provide sure, able support. Split between originals and standards by Thelonious Monk, Bud Powell, and Keith Jarrett, Camp Meeting is a solid piano jazz set.

Frédéric Monino est un bassiste français de jazz. Depuis sa participation à l’Orchestre National de Jazz de Laurent Cugny en 1993, Frédéric Monino est actif sur la scène française et européenne, parcourant le circuit des salles et festivals. Il multiplie les collaborations artistiques comme accompagnateur, des musiques méditerranéennes à la musique brésilienne, du jazz à la musique contemporaine, des musiques traditionnelles à la chanson française, des musiques improvisées au flamenco. Il a participé avec de nombreux musiciens comme Jean-Marc Padovani, Emmanuel Bex, Stefano Di Battista, François Jeanneau, François Corneloup, Bobby Rangell, Jorge Pardo, Sylvain Luc, Frédéric Favarel, Lucky Peterson, Antoine Hervé, Philippe Deschepper, Louis Winsberg, Nelson Veras, Claude Barthélemy….