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Joel Moore Quartet: Joel Moore Quartet
By Moore's tenor tone is derivative of Grover Washington Jr. during his Mister Magic (Mojazz, 1974) days, even though his solos do not have as much of a bite. The bass and the drums provide solid, unwavering support to both the leader and pianist Jakub Rojek, who stands out in this group of extremely talented musicians, primarily because his improvisation is the most adventurous.
The sound of the CD is so pristine that it almost feels as if one is listening to the musicians face-to-face. Joel Moore Quartet is a pleasantly tame recording by talented musicians that is meant to clear the mind and entertain, rather than engross, provoke and disturb. The feeling this CD evokes is that of a relaxing evening out doing nothing in particular. Everyone needs that once in a while.
Track Listing
Fireside; Hindsight; Hat Trick; Longing; November; Catchin' The Trane.
Personnel
Kate Anderson
saxophoneJoel Moore: tenor saxophone; Bob Ferraris: double-bass; Jakub Rojek: keyboards; Paul Townsend: drums.
Album information
Title: Joel Moore Quartet | Year Released: 2007 | Record Label: Self Produced
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