Product Details
- An MVD Exclusive
- SKU: CM040321
- Format: CD
- UPC: 875531021011
- Street Date: 01/14/22
- PreBook Date: 12/10/21
- Label: Cellar Live »
- Genre: Jazz
- Run Time: 74:37 mins
- Number of Discs: 1
- Year of Production: 2021
- Box Lot: 150
- Territory: WORLD EX JP
- Language: English
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Bernie Senensky Quartet/Quintet - Don't Look Back
Previously unissued recording of legendary Canadian pianist Bernie Senensky featuring saxophonist Bob Mover and trumpeter Sam Noto

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The Canadian pianist and composer Bernie Senensky fits smack dab in the middle of the hard bop tradition. For those looking for a delightful romp through some new tunes in the genre of hard bop in the style of the masters, you could do worse than to try out the Bernie Senensky Quintet. Bernie's style just sparkles with a lightness and playfulness that makes his solos so easy and fun to listen to. You don't have to reach for anything; it's there.
Steven Cerra - All Music
A versatile pianist who has been a valuable asset on many sessions through the years, Bernie Senensky has long been one of Canada's finest jazz musicians. Don't Look Back finds him in the company of frequent collaborators in bassist Neil Swainson and drummer Barry Elmes along with New York heavyweights trumpeter Sam Noto and saxophonist Bob Mover.
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Sales Points
- Never before released recording
- archival recording featuring NY legends Bob Mover and Sam Noto
- all-star Canadian band featuring Neil Swainson, Barry Elmes and Bernie Senensky
Press Quotes
For those looking for a delightful romp through some new tunes in the genre of hard bop in the style of the masters, you could do worse than to try out the Bernie Senensky Quintet.
—Steven Cerra, All Music
How is it this set of burners has been sitting in the can for over 30 years?...Hard hitting post bop led by one of Canada's go to piano men, these jazzbos are hitting all the right notes for all they're worth. A real blazer just made for those -20 degree winter nights in Alberta. Yep, really hot stuff.
—Chris Spector, Midwest Record