Tommy Flanagan, a renowned name in the jazz world, delivers a captivating performance with his album "You're Me," released on January 1, 1987, under the Phontastic label. This album is a testament to Flanagan's versatility and mastery, spanning genres like hard bop, bebop, and cool jazz.
With a runtime of 48 minutes, "You're Me" features nine tracks, including the title track "You're Me," as well as jazz standards like "Darn That Dream," "All The Things You Are," and "There'll Never Be Another You." Flanagan's virtuosic piano playing is on full display, accompanied by a stellar lineup of musicians that bring each track to life.
The album opens with "You're Me," a piece that showcases Flanagan's unique compositional style, followed by a rendition of "Darn That Dream" that highlights his impeccable timing and phrasing. "What Am I Here For" and "When I Have You" are standout tracks that demonstrate Flanagan's ability to convey deep emotion through his playing.
Fans of jazz will appreciate the album's blend of classic and original pieces, while newcomers will find it an excellent introduction to Flanagan's work. "You're Me" is a must-listen for anyone looking to experience the best of jazz piano.
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