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Jon Hamar: Hymn
Track review of "Comes Love"Hamar closes is disc with a swinging reading of Lew Brown's "Comes Love." Keezer rolls his fingers just right in the introduction, preparing the way for Hamar to state the melody down low, with piquant accents by DelGiudice. The song is played as an insinuation. Each instrument is responsible for keeping the others between the lines at different times, and each instrument makes every effort to color outside those lines. Keezer tries to foil Hamar's walking bass, and Hamar hands it right back to him in his solo. DelGiudice takes advantage of the situation, running away in his solo, looking for the spirit of Johnny Hodges.
Personnel
Jon Hamar
bass, acousticJon Hamer: bass; todd DelGiudice: alto saxophone; Geoffrey Keezer: keyboards
Album information
Title: Hymn | Year Released: 2012 | Record Label: Origin Records
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