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Geoff Keezer - Here and Now (CD)

Here and Now
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Album Details: Here and Now

Release Date:07/22/1991
Label:Capitol
UPC:077779669127

Track List: Here and Now

  1. There But for the Grace Of...
  2. Headed off to the Pass
  3. Leilani's Mirror
  4. Agra
  5. Just One of Those Things
  1. It's the Thought That Counts
  2. Feeling of Jazz
  3. Turning Point
  4. It Never Entered My Mind/If That...
  5. Scandal in Shinjuku

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  • All Music Guide

    Pianist Geoff Keezer, two months shy of his 21st birthday at the time of this session, sometimes recalls McCoy Tyner in his playing with touches of Herbie Hancock, although on a romping version of "Just One of Those Things," his interpretation is pure Bud Powell. Steve Nelson's vibes are most heavily influenced by Bobby Hutcherson and Milt Jackson, while the somewhat dry originals take quirky twists in the best tradition of Wayne Shorter. With bassist Peter Washington and drummer Billy Higgins completing the quartet (altoist Donald Harrison guests on three numbers), this is an excellent (if not innovative) modern mainstream set, a strong showcase for both Keezer and Nelson.

    - Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

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Biography

Geoff Keezer

Geoff Keezer was only 17 when he became the last pianist in Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers (19881990), a perfect gig for the talented hard bop musician who fit right in with the tradition of Horace Silver, Bobby Timmons, Cedar Walton, James Williams, and Benny Green. Since Blakey's death, Keezer has recorded steadily as a leader for Sunnyside, Blue Note, DIW/Columbia, and... Read more