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Sam Taylor: Let Go

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A very tasteful and swinging version of the Jimmy Van Heusen classic standard "Here's That Rainy Day," from tenor saxophonist Sam Taylor on his third album as leader entitled Let Go featuring trumpeter Terell Stafford and an all-star rhythm section of pianist Jeb Patton, bassist Neal Miner and drummer Willie Jones III. The quintet sets out to send a clear message on the title track and this piece is but a glimpse of how good they sound when they all let go!



Edward Blanco Contact Edward Blanco on All About Jazz.
Ed has been a jazz fan for almost forty years and hosts a jazz radio program at WDNA 88.9 FM.


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