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Steve Turre: TNT
Turre’s sophomore effort for Telarc is a stripped down affair in the “horns and rhythm section” mold with a concept at play in regard to charts that serve as homage to a few guiding elders. Three different quartets are on board with tenor men James Carter, Dewey Redman, and David Sanchez as part of the mix. But unlike the more far ranging implications of his Verve sides of recent vintage, there’s a sense of blandness here that is oddly conspicuous. Even the wildly animated Carter seems reigned in by a muted conservatism. While the Latin tinge added to “Puente of Soul” and “Dewey’s Dance” helps to stoke the coals, this set is just a bit too polite for its own good.
Track Listing
Back In The Day, Puente Of Soul, Stompin' At The Savoy, The Nearness Of You, Hallelujah I Love Her So, Eric The Great, E.J., Dewey's Dance
Personnel
Steve Turre
tromboneSteve Turre, trombone; James Carter, Dewey Redman, David Sanchez, tenor sax; Mulgrew Miller, Stephen Scott, piano; Buster Williams, Peter Washington, bass; Victor Lewis, Lewis Nash, drums; Giovanni Hidalgo, congas, timbales, campana
Album information
Title: TNT | Year Released: 2001 | Record Label: Telarc Records
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