Affinity Oscar Peterson Trio Verve Acoustic Sounds Series edition
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Affinity
Oscar Peterson Trio
Verve Acoustic Sounds Series edition
Affinity captures a studio session from September 1962 in Chicago, featuring Peterson on piano alongside his longtime trio partners Ray Brown (bass) and Ed Thigpen (drums). The album offers a refined selection of standards delivered with the assured interplay that defined the Peterson/Brown/Thigpen trio. Peterson's first recorded take on the Bill Evans classic "Waltz for Debby" is a lyrical, nuanced performance — and "Gravy Waltz," co-written by Ray Brown, showcases the trio's rhythmic drive and subtle groove. As a whole, Affinity is a tasteful, well-crafted example of Peterson's work in the early 1960s — a strong trio recording that reflects his continued commitment to swing, subtlety, and ensemble balance, making it a valuable piece for any serious jazz collection.
This Verve Acoustic Sounds reissue features all-analog remastered audio and is pressed on 180 gram vinyl with deluxe tip-on jacket.
Jazz | Bop | Piano Jazz