Oscar Peterson + Harry Edison + Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson - Untitled

Review by Attila Karl

The album Untitled by Oscar Peterson, Harry Edison, and Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson is a brilliant masterpiece that showcases the musical prowess of three of the most talented artists in jazz history. The album is a perfect blend of soulful blues, swinging rhythms, and virtuosic jazz improvisation.

The album features a total of eight tracks, each of which is a testament to the trio's musical ability. The opening track, "Shivers," sets the tone for the album, with Peterson's virtuosic piano playing and Vinson's soulful saxophone solos. The album also features some fantastic renditions of jazz standards, including "Just Friends" and "On Green Dolphin Street."

One of the most impressive aspects of the album is the way in which the three musicians seamlessly blend their individual styles to create a cohesive and engaging sound. Peterson's piano playing is as virtuosic as ever, while Edison's trumpet solos are both soulful and swinging. Vinson's saxophone playing is equally impressive, with his bluesy and soulful style adding a unique dimension to the album.

Summary by Attila Karl

Untitled is an exceptional album that showcases the talent and musicality of three of the most influential jazz musicians of all time. It is a must-listen for any fan of jazz music and is sure to leave listeners in awe of the trio's incredible musicianship.