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Tom Mcdermott
All the Keys & Then Some: Piano Music From New
Genres: Jazz, Pop

Track Listings (38) - Disc #1
1. All the Keys: Klezmer Nuthouse [D Minor]
2. All the Keys: Sweetly Awakened [D Major]
3. All the Keys: Lithuanian Stomp [E Minor]
4. All the Keys: Blue Buick [E-Flat Minor]
5. All the Keys: Lost Rio [G-Sharp Minor]
6. All the Keys: The Murmur [G-Flat Major]
7. All the Keys: Madame Zag (For Diane Wanek) [F-Sharp Minor]
8. All the Keys: Dance of the Networkers (For David Shelander) [G Major]
9. All the Keys: The Thirst [C-Sharp Minor]
10. All the Keys: Eva [A-Flat Major]
11. All the Keys: Grunge Piano [G Minor]
12. All the Keys: The Irish Channel: 1850 [E Major]
13. All the Keys: Barcarolle [C Minor]
14. All the Keys: Rebennackin' (For Mac Rebennack) [B-Flat Major]
15. All the Keys: To Be Continued [E-Flat Minor]
16. All the Keys: Choro [D-Flat Major]
17. All the Keys: Pixilated [F Minor]
18. All the Keys: This Way and That (For Dick Hyman) [C Major]
19. All the Keys: A Minor Tango
20. All the Keys: Frumba [F Major]
21. All the Keys: Frenchified [B Minor]
22. All the Keys: Waltz Looking East [B Major]
23. All the Keys: The Omnivore [B-Flat Minor]
24. All the Keys: Ditty [A Major]
25. Andrew's Antics (For Andrew Fielding)
26. Sayleing (For Abbay Sayle)
27. Heavy Henry (For Henry Butler)
28. Valse Joe (For Joe Kline)
29. Maxeesh (For Max Potts)
30. Woogied (For Mike Bunis)
31. For Brenda (For Brenda Hearing)
32. Martin's Mambo (For Martin Jones, M.D.)
33. The Big Man (For David Thomas Roberts)
34. The Elsie Dance (For Elsie Parker)
35. Antonioverde (For Tony Green)
36. Auteur, Auteur (For Ken Kwapis and Maria Silver)
37. Fun Machine (For Brian Hohlfeld)
38. Oak Street Afterthoughts (For Everette Maddox)

CD Details

All Artists: Tom Mcdermott
Title: All the Keys & Then Some: Piano Music From New
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Parnassus
Original Release Date: 1/1/2008
Re-Release Date: 5/27/2008
Genres: Jazz, Pop
Style:
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 606345004125

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CD Reviews

Fine Music Expertly Played

Patrick Colm Hogan | 01/05/2002

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Listeners familiar with New Orleans jazz know that most tunes are played in one of four or five keys. Of course, New Orleans jazz musicians often find themselves playing together when they have never had a chance to practice as a group. For the ensemble to work together nicely, some standardization is necessary. Nonetheless, there is a certain monotony about this. In ALL THE KEYS, McDermott has set out to change things a bit, playing tunes in "all the keys," not only the four or five standards.
The conception is clever. And the album might have been only clever. But the quality of the music and, even more, the quality of the playing make it far, far more. McDermott not only brings unusual keys into his music, he brings a deep connection with classical music, particularly the Impressionism of Debussy. Moreover, his playing has remarkable precision and fluency. Despite this, McDermott does not drift from his basis in jazz and ragtime. He brings something new to the New Orleans idiom.
In sum, this is a fine album that many listeners should appreciate and enjoy very much."