(Review from allmusic)

After Baskervilles, drummer Mo Foster joins future Affinity pianist Lynton Naiff. Alongside double-bassist Nick Nicholas, the pair formed the succinctly and so accurately named Jazz Trio.

This trio’s recordings make up this set, a clutch of songs recorded in sundry locations around their university base: a rudimentary studio, the debating chamber, and various noisy bars; spanning over three years.

It’s fairly straightforward stuff; the repertoire is locked into light jazz arrangements of sundry pop and torch classics.

However, one definite treat on board, as the final track, a reprise of “My Funny Valentine,” reunites Nicholas and Foster at a 1980 party, then adds Linda Hoyle’s so distinctive vocals to the brew. It isn’t brilliant, it isn’t especially well-recorded. But it does lend a neat circularity to the collection.

Line-up:
- Mo Foster / Drums
- Lynton Naiff / Piano
- Nick Nichols / Double bass

Track List:
01. Autumn Leaves – 4:49
02. Django – 3:30
03. My Funny Valentine – 3:16
04. I Got Plenty – 4:54
05. Dat Dere – 6:21
06. Lover Man – 5:23
07. Blues Etude – 1:49
08. Some Day My Prince Will Come – 2:28
09. Cubano Chant – 2:35
10. Jordu – 0:58
11. My Funny Valentine – 5:00
12. Autumn Leaves – 5:31
13. You Look Good To Me – 6:17
14. The Preacher – 5:34
15. My Funny Valentine (Bonus 1980) – 2:13

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