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Label Mack Avenue |
UPC 0673203115125 |
Catalogue number MAC 1151 |
Release date 26 November 2021 |
"As mentioned, Peterson's style has hardly changed over the years and is therefore immediately recognizable. The biggest difference between the two albums is of course Pass, who immediately shows his swinging side in the opener 'Cool Walk', in a style that fits perfectly with Peterson's, it was not without reason that they enjoyed working together."
Nieuwe Noten, 25-1-2023As mentioned, Peterson's style has hardly changed over the years and is therefore immediately recognizable. The biggest difference between the two albums is of course Pass, who immediately shows his swinging side in the opener 'Cool Walk', in a style that fits perfectly with Peterson's, it was not without reason that they enjoyed working together.
Nieuwe Noten, 25-1-2023
A Time for Love is as solid a package as there is.
Jazztimes, 15-12-2021
Then things stand out that might otherwise seem obvious. One of them is: the amount of notes. All those eighth, sixteenth and 32nd notes. On top of the beat timed, rattling like a telex. They show a gigantic intensity. Peterson reveled in it, loved it when his fingers operated at top speed. He loved the piano, the music and the audience with a disarming sincerity.
Jazzflits, 06-12-2021
The ideas merge, the swing disturbs the slightest ballad, here is a pianist who has fun and amuses his audience, completely devoted to his cause.
Jazzmania, 29-11-2021
Ideas fuse, swing interferes with the slightest ballad, here is a pianist having fun and entertaining his audience completely committed to his cause.
Jazzhalo, 12-11-2021