
Richard Grossman , a Californian resident who died of cancer in 1992, described his pianism as , somewhere stylistically between Paul Bley and Howard Riley. this is a trio that worked together on and off for nearly 20 years, and the empathy is stunning. Richard Grossman was born in New York City in 1937, and died of lung cancer in Oct, 1992. He grew up in the South, and began playing jazz piano professionally while still in high school in Philadelphia.
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Even Your Ears
Afternoon Full Of Hummingbirds
Stickiest Day Of The Year
This End Of America
Green Of The East
Where The Sky Ended
Tomorrow's A National Holiday
Fresh Vegetables
Like Godzilla
Rubidoux Twilight
Moon, Tap-Dancing Outside
Fresh Vegtables
The Switchbacks At Big Sur
The Swichbacks At Big Sur
Afternoon Full of Hummingbirds (feat. Richard Grossman, Ken Filiano & Alex Cline)
Even Your Ears (feat. Richard Grossman, Ken Filiano & Alex Cline)
Fresh Vegtables (feat. Richard Grossman, Ken Filiano & Alex Cline)
Rubidoux Twilight (feat. Richard Grossman, Ken Filiano & Alex Cline)
Stickiest Day of the Year (feat. Richard Grossman, Ken Filiano & Alex Cline)
The Switchbacks at Big Sur (feat. Richard Grossman, Ken Filiano & Alex Cline)
Tomorrow's a National Holiday (feat. Richard Grossman, Ken Filiano & Alex Cline)
Fresh Vegtables (feat. Richard Grossman Trio, Ken Filiano & Alex Cline)
Moon, Tap Dancing Outside
Green of the East (feat. Richard Grossman, Ken Filiano & Alex Cline)
Like Godzilla (feat. Richard Grossman, Ken Filiano & Alex Cline)
Moon, Tap-Dancing Outside (feat. Richard Grossman, Ken Filiano & Alex Cline)
This End of America (feat. Richard Grossman, Ken Filiano & Alex Cline)
Where the Sky Ended (feat. Richard Grossman, Ken Filiano & Alex Cline)
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