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Frank Songs, My Way
Label: Late Nite Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: 1. My Way
2. Fly Me to the Moon
3. I’ve Got You Under My Skin
4. Strangers In the Night
5. Just in Time
6. One For My Baby
7. More (Theme From Mondo Cane)
8. Call Me Irresponsible
9. That’s Life
10. The Summer Wind
11. How Deep is the Ocean
12. The Shadow of Your Smile
13. Cycles
14. Drinking Again
15. Ti Guarderò Nel Cuore
(original Italian version of More)
More Amor: A Tribute to Wes Montgomery
By Bobby Broom
Label: Chicago Jazz Orchestra Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: Road Song;
What the World Needs Now is Love;
Four on Six;
West Coast Blues;
Somewhere;
More, More, Amor;
Fried Pies;
Baubles, Bangles, and Beads;
Dreamsville;
Boss City.
Chicago To New York
Label: Cellar Music Group
Released: 2025
Track listing: Afro Blue; Wise One; This Is Always; Only The Lonley; Hittin' The Jug; The Lamp Is
Low; Agel Eyes.
Blue Skies (Ira Sullivan Presents the Jim Holman Trio)
By Jim Holman
Label: Delmark Records
Released: 2013
Track listing: Blue Skies;
Just Friends;
Solar;
Blue in Green;
Someday My Prince Will Come;
Along Come Betty;
Just in Time;
On the Sunny Side of the Street.
Like Sugar
Label: Celllar Music Group
Released: 2025
Track listing: Jave; Triste; Like Sugar; Early Morning Stroll; The Way We Were; Is It You; Maria
(BFFWSA); Love Letters.
Eric Alexander: Like Sugar
by Pierre Giroux
Tenor saxophonist Eric Alexander delivers a soulful modern tribute to Stanley Turrentine with his album Like Sugar. Recorded at the renowned Van Gelder Studios in Englewood Cliffs, NJ, with longtime collaborators David Hazeltine on piano, Dennis Carroll on bass, and George Fludas on drums, the album reinterprets Turrentine's spirit rather than simply copying it, resulting in ...
Eric Alexander: Chicago To New York
by Jack Bowers
Eric Alexander, widely praised for years as one of the jazz world's foremost tenor saxophonists, greets listeners with an unforeseen yet tantalizing curve ball on his latest album, Chicago to New York, employing his luminous soprano sax to enhance the first two numbers, John Coltrane's “Afro Blue" and “Wise One," before unleashing his trustworthy and perceptive ...
Chicago Jazz Orchestra: More Amor: A Tribute to Wes Montgomery
by Jack Bowers
When the Chicago Jazz Orchestra decided to record a tribute to Wes Montgomery, the choice of who would sit in for the legendary guitarist was obvious: Bobby Broom, a stellar guitarist in his own right who has called Chicago home for more than forty years and had performed a concert version of the album at Chicago's ...
Eric Jacobson: Heading Home
by Jack Bowers
There is a sensible piece of advice known to every baseball batter that has been taken to heart by Milwaukee-based trumpeter Eric Jacobson's concerning his hard-hitting quintet: come out swinging. Which is precisely what happens on Heading Home, Jacobson's second (or perhaps third) recording as leader of his own ensemble, whose opening number, “Survival," proves beyond ...
