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Contents Introduction Treasury of 70's Mainstream Jazz -CHOICE RECORDS- Founded in 1970 by Jerry MacDonald. Based in New York State, CHOICE Records has pursued the path of acoustic jazz, producing masterpieces that are considered representative works of artists such as Irene Krall and Carol Sloane, and releasing three albums by the up-and-coming pianist Joanne Brackeen, who is known for her own compositions. Now, all 32 titles of the CHOICE label's masterpieces, full of handcrafted charm, are being reissued for the first time in about 30 years! Original jacket reproductions, 2020 latest digital remastering, and new liner notes included. Supervision and commentary: Kazunori Harada The talented Roger Kellaway, who has collaborated with Duke Ellington, Steve Reich, Natalie Cole, Yo-Yo Ma, and others across categories, shows his true value in solo piano. Bill Evans' signature songs such as "A Time for Love" and "Emily" make up half of the program. Personnel: Roger Kellaway (p) Release year: 1986, Recording: February 1986, Manhattan Recording Company [TRACKLIST] 1. A Time for Love 2. Here's That Rainy Day 3. Ain't Misbehaven 4. How Deep Is the Ocean 5. Blue and Green 6. Skylark 7. Emily (Medal of the Coward) 8. Alice Blue Gown Media Reviews and More Roger Kellaway, a talented musician who has collaborated with artists across categories such as Duke Ellington, Steve Reich, Natalie Cole, and Yo-Yo Ma, shows his true potential as a solo pianist. Half of the program consists of Bill Evans' signature pieces, such as "A Time for Love" and "Emily." (C)RS