A solo piano session recorded in New York City on March 7, 1964. Hines' playing was always remarkable; it is even more-so without the safety net of a backing band. His unique way of turning through the melody and fully ambidextrous style was described by music critic Richard Cook as "enabling him to finger runs and supplant rhythms at will [with a full] range of pianistic devices, equalled only by Tatum and Taylor." The nine tracks recorded on that day — a set of standards, a blues, even a theme from Tosca — find "Fatha" at the height of his powers.
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Jazz Music:
- Fish with No Fins
- Freelancin'
- Gemini
- George Benson Quartet [Import]
- Going Down Slow
- Grand Ideas, Vol. 3: Full Moon Music
- Home on the Range [Import] [Original recording remastered]
- Impressions
- In Flight
- In London 1919-1920 Plus the Okeh Sessions 1922-1923
Jazz Music
Mendelssohn: Meeresstille und glückliche Fahrt; Schumann: Sinfonie No. 3 "Die Rheinische"
Jazz Original [Import] [Original recording remastered]
Looking Through a Mirror Darkly
Dvorák: Symphony No.9/ Schubert: Symphony No.8
Just a Sittin' and A Rockin' [Live]
Grupo Tropi Ondas Sonideras: 20 Exitos