Cedar Walton

The Maestro

Essential Classics, Vol. 889: Cedar Walton

James Moody

Randy Brecker

Jon Faddis

Paquito D'Rivera

Slide Hampton

Ow (Live)

The Trio 3 (Remastered 2024)

Steve Grossman

David Williams

Billy Higgins

Love Is the Thing (Remastered 2024)

Woody Shaw

Jackie McLean

Tomodachi (Live Japan '86)

The Trio 2 (Remastered 2023)

Ron Carter

Art Farmer

More From Sweet Basil

It's About Time (Reprise)

My Funny Valentine (Trumpet lead)

When Love Is New (Radio version)

More Blues for Myself

Booker's Bossa (Take 1)

Composer

Roots

Fungii Mama

Ron Carter & Art Farmer: Live At Sweet Basil

My Funny Valentine (Live)

A Theme In 3/4 (Live)

It's About time (Live)

Shortcomings (Live at Sweet Basil)

Art's Song (Live at Sweet Basil)

Up Front

Monterey Jazz Fest '91 (Live KCSM Broadcast)

The Jazztet

Benny Golson

Tom McIntosh

Junction / Round Midnight (All Tracks Remastered)

Pat Senatore

The V.I.P. Trio. Standards

Bob Berg

Sam Jones

Third Set

Second Set

First Set

Cedar Walton Trio

Somewhere over the Rainbow

Clifford Jordan

Spansky DeBrest

Kenny Dorham

Clifford Jordan Quartet & Quintet. Spellbound / Starting Time / Bearcat

Jamey Aebersold Play-A-Long

Cedar Walton - Volume 35

Jack DeJohnette

Walton, Carter & Dejohnette

Joe Farnsworth

One Flight Down

Dmitry Baevsky

Jimmy Cobb

Introducing Dmitry Baevsky with Cedar Walton and Jimmy Cobb

Naima

Naima (Live At Boomer's / New York, NY / 1973)

Albert Tootie Heath

Half Note (Live)

On Stage, Vol. 3 (Live)

The Maybeck Recital Series, Vol. 25

Among Friends

On Stage, Vol. 2 (Live)

Stanley Turrentine

More Than A Mood

Madeline Eastman

Phil Woods

Mark Murphy

Mad About Madeline!

by  Scott YanowThe most notable aspect to this fine effort by the 1980 Cedar Walton Trio (which is comprised of the pianist-leader, tenor saxophonist Bob Berg, bassist David Williams and drummer Billy Higgins) is that Abbey Lincoln takes vocals on four of the eight selections. Lincoln (who is in top form) introduces two of her songs ("Not in Love" and "Castles") and also interprets "In a Sentimental Mood" and Walton's tribute to Duke Ellington "The Maestro." Otherwise Walton's group plays a couple of common Thelonious Monk tunes, Jobim's "Sabia" and "On the Trail." A well-rounded and easily recommended set of advanced straightahead jazz.

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