When Will the Blues Leave

Paul Bley's latest live album, "When Will The Blues Leave," recorded in 1999 at Aula Magna Sts. Lugano-Trevano, is a delightful journey through the legendary pianist's creative mind. Bley, known for his unique improvisational style, takes the listener on a whirlwind of emotions with each note he plays. From the moment the first track, "No Idea," starts playing, you can feel Bley's passion and skill shining through. His intricate phrasing and unexpected chord progressions keep you on the edge of your seat, never knowing where he will take you next. The live recording adds an extra layer of energy and excitement to the already mesmerizing performance. Songs like "Lover Man" and "Crescent" showcase Bley's ability to blend classic jazz standards with his own avant-garde sensibilities. His playful approach to rhythm and harmony keeps the listener engaged and entertained throughout the entire album. Overall, "When Will The Blues Leave" is a testament to Bley's talent and creativity. It's a must-listen for any jazz enthusiast looking to experience a master at work. So grab your headphones, sit back, and let Paul Bley take you on a musical journey you won't soon forget.