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Glen Hall, Bernie Koenig: Overheard Conversations
Tutto diventa invece più sfumato, volatile, anche elegante, nell'abbinamento flauti/vibrafono che occupa buona parte della seconda metà del CD, a partire dal dittico "Trust Me"/"C'mon Let Me Cheer You Up." Notevole, in particolare, "Give It Some Time," in cui Hall soffia nel flauto basso, cosa che si ripete nel conclusivo "That's What Friends Are For," che rimane peraltro un gradino sotto.
Un buon disco di peso medio, in altre parole, che non si eleva particolarmente in quell'autentica moltitudine di lavori di analoga natura che popolano l'attuale panorama discografico, ma non per questo, onesto e coerente com'è, in alcun modo vi sfigura.
Track Listing
Hello, How Ya Doin; The News Isn’t Good; Time for a Stiff Drink; Got Me Thinkin'; Look at Her!; Trust Me; C'mon Let Me Cheer You Up; Things Are Looking Up; For George; Give It Some Time; I Understand Why You Are So Melancholy; That's What Friends Are For.
Personnel
Glen Hall
variousGlen Hall: sax tenore e soprano, flauto, flauto basso; Bernie Koenig: batteria, vibrafono.
Album information
Title: Overheard Conversations | Year Released: 2014 | Record Label: Slam Productions
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