In Each Day, Something Good
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Fo
Reviewed 2010-01-24
Reviewed 2010-01-24
ERI YAMAMOTO TRIO: In Each Day, Something Good
AUM Fidelity, 2010
MODERN JAZZ – Another beautiful album of deep, emotionally rich original music from this Japanese-born pianist and her trio, which has been working together for 14 years! A master storyteller at the keys, Yamamoto is distinctive for her warm, introspective touch, moments of joyous expansion and tunes that suck you into fully-realized worlds. You’d never guess, but tracks 3,6,7,8,9 are a score for a silent film.
Eri Yamamoto - piano
David Ambrosio - bass
Ikuo Takeuchi - drums
* * * * | Try any track. Fo’s Picks: 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10
1. 7:44 – calmly gazes into the distance, but rises in a surge from underneath
2. 5:37 – happy swinging stroll: piano solo fractures the beat and skips merrily
3. 6:28 – relaxed little tune, grows intricate, then serious over laid-back rhythm
4. 5:47 – upbeat and rather snappy, but with glimpses of emotional complexity
5. 6:15 – hints of North Africa in this sad ballad: cool rhythm & intricate piano
6. 6:44 – quick flowing tune: piano trips and wanders; rolling drum solo
7. 4:41 – tender stroll with a bit of soul; thoughtful bass solo
8. 4:54 – steps carefully, with a slightly nostalgic air
9. 4:52 – tick-tock walking theme: piano explores, bass probes carefully
10. 7:35 – warm, satisfied sound, familiar and welcoming; nice solos
[ Fo ] 01/24/10
AUM Fidelity, 2010
MODERN JAZZ – Another beautiful album of deep, emotionally rich original music from this Japanese-born pianist and her trio, which has been working together for 14 years! A master storyteller at the keys, Yamamoto is distinctive for her warm, introspective touch, moments of joyous expansion and tunes that suck you into fully-realized worlds. You’d never guess, but tracks 3,6,7,8,9 are a score for a silent film.
Eri Yamamoto - piano
David Ambrosio - bass
Ikuo Takeuchi - drums
* * * * | Try any track. Fo’s Picks: 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10
1. 7:44 – calmly gazes into the distance, but rises in a surge from underneath
2. 5:37 – happy swinging stroll: piano solo fractures the beat and skips merrily
3. 6:28 – relaxed little tune, grows intricate, then serious over laid-back rhythm
4. 5:47 – upbeat and rather snappy, but with glimpses of emotional complexity
5. 6:15 – hints of North Africa in this sad ballad: cool rhythm & intricate piano
6. 6:44 – quick flowing tune: piano trips and wanders; rolling drum solo
7. 4:41 – tender stroll with a bit of soul; thoughtful bass solo
8. 4:54 – steps carefully, with a slightly nostalgic air
9. 4:52 – tick-tock walking theme: piano explores, bass probes carefully
10. 7:35 – warm, satisfied sound, familiar and welcoming; nice solos
[ Fo ] 01/24/10
Recent airplay
Every Day
Rebop — May 13, 2016
A Little Escape
Mittens & SCARVES — Mar 12, 2010
I Was Born
Memory Select — Mar 12, 2010
Blue In Tunisia
No Cover, No Minimum — Mar 12, 2010
Attraction Of The Moon
"In Your Ear ..." with Bug, kit and the zebras — Mar 10, 2010
Every Day
No Cover, No Minimum — Feb 19, 2010
Charting
2010-01-24 — 2010-03-28
Jazz
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| Mar 14 | 4 |
| Feb 21 | 1 |
| Feb 14 | 2 |
| Feb 7 | 2 |
| Jan 31 | 2 |
Track listing
| 1. | Attraction Of The Moon | ||
| 2. | Secret Link | ||
| 3. | Every Day | ||
| 4. | We'll Figure Out Blues | ||
| 5. | Blue In Tunisia | ||
| 6. | I Was Born | ||
| 7. | A Little Suspicious | ||
| 8. | Let's Eat, Then Everything Will Be Ok | ||
| 9. | A Little Escape | ||
| 10. | Sheep Song |