The Michael Petrucciani Trio Pianism LP 1986 Blue Note Near Mint Vinyl
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The Michael Petrucciani Trio

Pianism

Blue Note Records BTC85124 1986 12" 33rpm (Canada)

Michel Petrucciani (Italian:; 28 December 1962, Orange, Vaucluse, France – 6 January 1999, New York City, USA) was a French jazz pianist. Afflicted from birth with osteogenesis imperfecta, a genetic disease that causes brittle bones and, in his case, short stature, he became one of the most accomplished jazz pianists of his generation, despite having arms which caused him pain.

Pianism was recorded at RCA Studio "C", and was produced by Mike Berniker, engineer Mike Moran. The Blue Note catalogue number is CDP 7 46295 2.

This was Petrucciani's first album recorded under contract for Blue Note, the previous recordings having originally been released by Concord and others (though some were subsequently reissued by Blue Note).

Tracklist
A1  The Prayer    Written-By – Michel Petrucciani  11:05
A2  Our Tune    Written-By – Michel Petrucciani  6:51
A3  Face's Face    Written-By – Michel Petrucciani  4:37
B1  Night And Day    Written-By – Cole Porter  9:20
B2  Here's That Rainy Day    Written-By – Jimmy Van Heusen, Johnny Burke  8:17
B3  Regina    Written-By – Michel Petrucciani  9:20

    Bass – Palle Danielsson
    Design [Cover] – John Berg
    Drums – Eliot Zigmund
    Engineer – Mike Moran
    Photography By [Cover] – David Kennedy
    Piano [Steinway] – Michel Petrucciani
    Producer – Mike Berniker

Recorded at RCA Studio "C", December 20th, 1985

A Digital Recording
Direct Metal Mastering
Audiophile Edition
Premium Quality Vinyl


Condition:  LP  is EXCELLENT to NEAR MINT in a plastic inner sleeve in a picture sleeve in Very Good condition (slight edge wear).

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