Erroll Garner Just Jazz

Born 100 years ago, the jazz pianist created an exuberant, one-of-a-kind style that continues to garner followers. Erroll Garner was a phenomenon. He didn’t sing, dance or tell jokes. He never said a word when he performed. All he did was play the piano.
With Ernest McCarty bass, Jose Mangual conga drum, William English drums
Read NEA Jazz Master Dan Morgenstern's Grammy winning essays and album notes on Erroll Garner:
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...from Dan Morgenstern's Grammy winning essay "Best Album Notes" 1981 for the album "Erroll Garner, Master of the Keyboard" BOMR 81-5403
"Erroll Garner was a phenomenon. He didn’t sing, dance or tell jokes. He never said a word when he performed. All he did was play the piano. Yet he captured the hearts and minds of millions of listeners all over the world, becoming the most popular solo jazz instrumentalist of his time—a feat even more remarkable because his was a time when jazz was dwarfed in popularity by the gigantic media event called rock ‘n’ roll."

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