Beauties indeed: the music that Jon-Erik (trumpet) and Ehud (piano) create in many situations. Here, as an utterly empathic duet, they make their way through Ellington’s BLACK BEAUTY in a performance that melds tenderness and gentle swing. One for Artie Whetsol. But wait. There’s more — a surprise appearance by Will Anderson on clarinet:
I’ve posted videos of other performances from this session at Mezzrow — a new jazz club on West Tenth Street, full of energy and love — here — and I am delighted that this new club is thriving. I hope it is always full of attentive listeners.
May your happiness increase!
JAZZ LIVES 
A great tune and a performance worthy of it.Mr.Kellso doesn’t win any polls Which tells something about the validity of them.He is a fine player who plays with soul and technique.
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