It seems to me that every city
of any size boasts guys like Frank Cunimondo. In this case, the city is Pittsburgh where Frank
Cunimondo has been one of jazzdom's favorite sons for decades. Stylistically
I'd put him in the elegant Hank Jones / Eddie Higgins bag. Straight ahead,
gimmick-free, beautiful chords and, I might say, music for people who are all
grown up. To that, add a perfect menu of standards and jazz hits including
"Strollin'", "Song For My Father", "Con Alma",
"Lush Life", "Blues March", "Giant Steps",
"Tenderly", "Stella By Starlight", and more. He is heard
here in trio settings with various bassists and drummers. Frank Cunimondo is
one of those "where has he been all my life" kind of players. If you
ever visit Pittsburgh
check him out. He'll surely be found in Steel City's
best "room".
Manchester Craftmen's Guild;
2018; appx.73min.
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