One Day At A Time (1990)

"Drummer, percussionist, composer, and bandleader Jerry Granelli possesses a deftly lyrical, fluid approach to music. He is treasured by other musicians as a timeless and chameleon-like musician, capable of transcending era, genre, and even his own style to serve the music at hand. He has played on some of the most celebrated jazz recordings in American music. While teaching at the Cornish Institute in Seattle during the '80s, Granelli met Jay Clayton, Gary Peacock, Ralph Towner, and Julian Priester, who worked on the drummer's One Day at a Time album in 1989. During the 1990s, his Koputai offering won accolades globally, even as he worked as a sideman. It commenced an intense period of activity for the drummer/ instructor. (Allmusic)