Wendell Hawkins Trio - Mr Hawkins At The Piano

Review by Amy Kniss

The Wendell Hawkins Trio's album "Mr. Hawkins At The Piano" is a delightful listening experience for jazz enthusiasts. The album features ten tracks, each showcasing Hawkins' virtuosity on the piano, accompanied by the bass and drums.

The opening track, "Autumn Leaves," sets the tone for the rest of the album, with Hawkins' masterful playing drawing the listener in. The trio's interpretation of "All the Things You Are" is another standout track, with Hawkins' nimble fingers dancing across the keys.

Throughout the album, Hawkins' improvisational skills are on full display, with each track featuring a unique blend of melody and rhythm. The trio's chemistry is evident, with bassist John Smith and drummer Tom Brown providing a solid foundation for Hawkins to build upon.

Summary by Amy Kniss

"Mr. Hawkins At The Piano" is a must-listen for fans of jazz piano. The album showcases Hawkins' talent and versatility, and the trio's dynamic performances make for an enjoyable listening experience.