Tuesday July 26, 2011
From furryjazz.blogspot.com
By: Jazz Maniac
Never Stop, the Bad Plus’ eighth recording, is their first of completely original material. In a decade-long career filled with curve balls (the last being 2009’s For All I Care, their first set of all cover material and the first to feature a vocalist), Never Stop pushes their margin and extends their reach far past canonical definitions of the “jazz piano trio.”
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