Review by Edgar Mendoza

Erroll Garner's album "Concert" is an exceptional display of his unparalleled ability to captivate his audience with his virtuosic piano playing. The album, recorded live in Amsterdam in 1964, features Garner's signature style of improvisation and unique phrasing that has made him a legend in the jazz world.

Garner's effortless and fluid piano playing is showcased in tracks like "Where or When" and "Misty," where he seamlessly weaves in and out of complex chord progressions with ease. His playful and upbeat rendition of "Tea for Two" is another highlight of the album, showcasing his signature stride piano style.

What sets this album apart is Garner's ability to connect with his audience, evident in the enthusiastic applause and cheers heard throughout the recording. His charming personality and infectious energy are palpable, making the listener feel as if they are right there in the audience.

Summary by Edgar Mendoza

"Concert" is a must-listen for any jazz enthusiast or anyone looking to experience the magic of Erroll Garner's timeless music. It's a testament to his talent and enduring legacy in the world of jazz.