Vince Guaraldi Trio
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Remixed in stereo and 24-bit remastered from the original tapes, this very special reissue of "A Charlie Brown Christmas" features 4… More
with Tom Harrell, Seward McCain, Monty Budwig, Colin Bailey, Glen Cronkite, John Copolla, Frank Snow, Eddie Duran, Pat Firth, Lee Charlton, John… More
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ABOUT VINCE GUARALDI TRIO
This San Francisco trio of the mid-1950s has a sparkling personality all its own with a refreshing lack of pretentiousness; an ebullient swing on the up-tempos, and a subtle, unhackneyed approach to ballads such as "Sweet and Lovely" and/or jazz standards such as John Lewis's "Django."
Vince Guaraldi and Eddie Duran had been longtime associates on the San Francisco music scene and their rapport is self-evident. Bassist Dean Reilly fit right in to help form a trio that is the epitome of "easy listening," without sounding like the King Cole Trio or any of the many other piano/guitar/bass trios so popular in the previous decade.