Wilson, Rosnes, Washington: Live At The Village Vanguard
Patrick Jarenwattananon
Wednesday, December 5, 2012 at 10:20 AM
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Renee Rosnes.

Renee Rosnes.

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A saxophonist, a pianist and a bass player walk into a bar. But the bar happens to be one of the world's preeminent jazz clubs, where they're regularly sighted on stage. And they're working as a collective band: no drummer, no hierarchy. Watch their live concert.

Outside the Village Vanguard.

Outside the Village Vanguard.

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Peter Washington, backstage.

Peter Washington, backstage.

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<p>Rosnes, Wilson and Washington saluted the late Dave Brubeck with one of his tunes in each set Wednesday night.</p><p></p>

Rosnes, Wilson and Washington saluted the late Dave Brubeck with one of his tunes in each set Wednesday night.

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Peter Washington.

Peter Washington.

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Steve Wilson (saxophone), Renee Rosnes (piano) and Peter Washington (bass).

Steve Wilson (saxophone), Renee Rosnes (piano) and Peter Washington (bass).

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Steve Wilson.

Steve Wilson.

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Peter Washington.

Peter Washington.

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Steve Wilson addresses the crowd.

Steve Wilson addresses the crowd.

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Renee Rosnes.

Renee Rosnes.

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Steve Wilson (saxophone), Renee Rosnes (piano) and Peter Washington (bass).

Steve Wilson (saxophone), Renee Rosnes (piano) and Peter Washington (bass).

John Rogers for NPR / johnrogersnyc.com

A saxophonist, a pianist and a bass player walk into a bar. But the bar happens to be one of the world's preeminent jazz clubs, where they're regularly sighted on stage. And they're working as a new collective band: no drummer, no hierarchy. So much for that joke.

Saxophonist Steve Wilson, pianist Renee Rosnes and bassist Peter Washington are among the most sought-after jazz musicians in New York City. They combine forces downtown for a week at the Village Vanguard — which in recent years has seen both Wilson and Rosnes lead bands there, and Washington back many a musician. WBGO and NPR Music featured the trio in this live online video webcast and radio broadcast.

Set List

  • "In Your Own Sweet Way" (D. Brubeck)
  • "Ode To Angela" (H. Land)
  • "I Could Write A Book" (Rodgers/Hart)
  • "After The Love" (G. Duke)
  • "Jitterbug Waltz" (F. Waller)
  • "Four In One" (T. Monk)
  • "Cheryl" (C. Parker)

Personnel

  • Steve Wilson, saxophones
  • Renee Rosnes, piano
  • Peter Washington, bass

Credits

Host and Producer: Josh Jackson; Audio Engineer: David Tallacksen; Production Assistant: Michael Downes; Video Producer: Mito Habe-Evans. Recorded Dec. 5, 2012 at The Village Vanguard in New York, N.Y.

Copyright 2013 WBGO-FM. To see more, visit http://www.wbgo.org.


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