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The concept is deceptively simple: reinterpret standards and originals through the lens of a drummer-led trio, where Cobham’s polyrhythmic genius doesn’t overwhelm but propels the harmonic conversation.

While these "all-star" musicians had known each other for decades, they had rarely performed together as a unified trio until this tour. Cobham, widely known for his explosive drumming with the Mahavishnu Orchestra Miles Davis

is a true egalitarian effort. Recorded live in Denmark and Norway, the album highlights three experts who have known each other for decades but rarely recorded as a single unit. A Departure into Timeless Standards Billy Cobham - The Art of Three -2001- -EAC-FLAC-

This French chanson turned jazz standard is given a thoughtful, mid-tempo reading. The familiar melody is stated and then deconstructed, with each musician taking turns to weave their own narrative around its poignant theme.

Billy Cobham - The Art of Three -2001- -EAC-FLAC- , a name synonymous with the explosion of jazz-fusion, has spent decades rewriting the rules of percussion. Known as the "thunder machine" behind Mahavishnu Orchestra and his own seminal Spectrum, Cobham's 2001 release, The Art of Three , presents a totally different, yet equally masterful, side of the legendary drummer. This album, often found in high-fidelity EAC-FLAC (Exact Audio Copy - Free Lossless Audio Codec) format by audiophiles, showcases Cobham in a refined, acoustic, and collaborative setting that proves his genius extends far beyond the fusion genre.

Provides inventive, rock-solid accompaniment and contributes original compositions like "New Waltz". ensures a bit-perfect rip from the original physical

The title "The Art of Three" refers to the trio format that Cobham adopted for this album, featuring himself on drums and percussion, Larry Willis on piano and keyboards, and Anthony Cox on bass. This configuration allows for an incredible degree of flexibility and spontaneity, as the three musicians engage in a series of intricately crafted and deeply improvisational performances.

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: The performances were recorded in January 2001 across two locations: Odense, Denmark Oslo, Norway Musical Style : It focuses on Cobham, widely known for his explosive drumming with

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For audiophiles and collectors, this specific "EAC-FLAC" version refers to a lossless digital rip of the original CD, ensuring the "warm and soft" acoustic sound of the live performance is preserved. The original mixing and mastering were handled by Blaise Grandjean at Studio Paudèze II in Switzerland, capturing the "in the room" feel of the 2001 tour. Composer(s) Stella By Starlight Washington / Young Autumn Leaves Kosma / Mercer / Prévert Ron Carter Bouncing With Bud Bud Powell 'Round Midnight Hanighen / Monk / Williams And Then Again Kenny Barron I Thought About You Van Heusen / Mercer Someday My Prince Will Come Morey / Churchill Data sourced from