Blue Note's underrated but ubiquitous pianist, Duke Pearson, collaborated with many jazz stars, including Donald Byrd, Grant Green, Bobby Hutcherson, Hank Mobley and many others. He was among the musicians who burst onto the innovative Hard Bop scene, later becoming an icon in the early 60s.
Released in 1967, 'The Right Touch' is considered his best album. His light, precise and fast touch delightfully accompanies the groove of a band led by some heavyweights such as Freddie Hubbard, Stanley Turrentine or James Spaulding. This opus demonstrates the full extent of this singular pianist's virtuosity.
Discover this gem of the genre, reissued on 180-gram vinyl for which the original masters have benefited from a goldsmith's work, thanks to the Audiophile techniques of the Blue Note Tone Poets series.
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