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| Tim Lapthorn Trio Natural Language Recorded: Jan 2004 Release Date: Sept 2004 Label: Basho Records (www.bashorecords.co.uk) Tim Lapthorn - piano Tom Herbert - double bass Pat Levett - drums This very popular album contains 4 original compositions, some jazz standards, tunes by Ray Charles, Thelonious Monk, Bill Frisell and an Irish folk tune. Highly recommended. "piano trio jazz played with love and respect. Should you buy it? Definitely!" - Jazz Views To purchase copy click here Tim Lapthorn Trio Outlines Recorded: June 2002 Release date: Sept 2002 Label: 1A Productions Tim Lapthorn - piano Tom Herbert - bass Pat Levett - drums Only a few copies left! This contains 6 original compositions incluiding an extended one. Order now before this album goes out of print. "some of the most intense, most exciting piano jazz this writer has heard in some time" - Jazzrag To purchase copy click here |
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| Ian Shaw Drawn to all Things: The Songs of Joni Mitchell Recorded: Nov 2005 Release date: April 2006 Label: Linn Featuring: Tim Lapthorn, Nigel Hitchcock, Claire Martin, Lea Delaria, Guy Barker, Jim Mullen, Mark Fletcher, Simon Little and more.... Beautiful album tastefully reworking Joni Mitchell songs with a jazz twist. Very nicely produced by Richard Cottle. |
| Tim Lapthorn/Arnie Somogyi/Stephen Keogh Seventh Sense Recorded: Nov 2005 Release date: tbc Label: Basho Records (www.bashorecords.co.uk) Tim Lapthorn - piano Arnie Somogyi - bass Stephen Keogh - drums Not yet released, this album features a top UK rhythm section and features original compsitions and standards with lots of storytelling through the improvisation. Very accessible yet extremely exciting music - swingy, bluesy, funky. Please email should you wish to purchase a preview copy (timlapthorn@yahoo.co.uk) |
| Ambulance Worthless Originals Recorded: Nov 2004 Released: 2005 Arnie Somogyi - bass Dave Smith - drums Paul Booth - saxophones Tim Lapthorn - piano/percussion/Juno 106 Great little EP of this highly inventive group recorded on the back of a week's residency at Ronnie Scott's Club in London. |