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Remember Love
Label: HighNote Records
Released: 2018
Track listing: Our Love Is Here to Stay; My One and Only Love; Why Not; Day Dream; Gentle Rain; The Way You Look Tonight; You Are My Sunshine; Blues for D.P.; Easy to Remember; Without a Song.
Montreal Memories
By Frank Morgan
Label: HighNote Records
Released: 2018
Track listing: Now's The Time; All The Things You Are; A Night in Tunisia; Round Midnight; Confirmation; Blues For Rosalinda; Helen's Song; Lullaby; Medley: Nefertiti/Billie's Bounce.
Angel Band: Free Country Vol. 3
Label: HighNote Records
Released: 2018
Track listing: America the Beautiful; Jerusalem Ridge; Ring of Fire; 900 Miles; We Shall Rise; Angel Band; My Epitaph; Osage Stomp; Wichita Lineman; Go Rest High on That Mountain; Lost Indian; Blue Eyes Cryin' in the Rain.
Joel Harrison: Angel Band: Free Country Vol. 3
by Peter J. Hoetjes
Possessed of restless creativity and a desire not to repeat himself, guitarist/vocalist Joel Harrison took a 14-year hiatus between albums in his Free Country series to release over a dozen other efforts before returning with Angel Band: Free Country Volume 3. Building on the foundation set by the first two albums, he recruits a few returning ...
Frank Morgan and George Cables: Montreal Memories
by Peter J. Hoetjes
Montreal Memories is a duet album recorded at Theatre Port Royal on July 1, 1989, featuring two of the most talented jazz artists of any generation: alto saxophonist Frank Morgan; and pianist George Cables. This is the second duet album they've released, the first being Contemporary's Double Image in 1987. A jazz duet is ...
Eric Alexander: Song of No Regrets
by Peter J. Hoetjes
On Song of No Regrets, tenor saxophonist Eric Alexander decides to keep things fresh with a Latin beat and a couple unexpected guests. Having worked so prolifically for so long (he's got more than 160 recordings to his name both solo and as a sideman), it's inevitable that Alexander would have more than a few preferred ...
George Cables: My Muse
by Peter J. Hoetjes
When an artist records music less than two years after losing his wife of nearly three decades to pancreatic cancer, it is generally assumed that the resulting album will have an overall melancholic, funereal sound. This is not the case however, for pianist George Cables. My Muse is less an elegy for love, and more of ...
Houston Person & Ron Carter: Remember Love
by Jack Bowers
Saxophonist Houston Person and bassist Ron Carter, now in their eighties, have been performing and recording as a duo for almost three decades now (Remember Love marks their seventh album in that format since Something in Common was released on Muse in 1990). Remember Love was recorded in March 2018 at the renowned ...
Azar Lawrence: Elementals
by Chris May
Azar Lawrence sounds more like John Coltrane than John Coltrane ever did. Well, almost. Mid-period Coltrane that is, post Atlantic Records and the sheets of sound, when Coltrane starting to record for Impulse with producer Bob Thiele. The closeness of the resemblance is longstanding and uncanny, but it has not been a cynical pose designed to ...
Formidable
By Pat Martino
Label: HighNote Records
Released: 2017
Track listing: El Nino (J. Calderazzi); Hipsippy Blues (H. Mobley); Homage (G.
Niewood); Duke Ellington’s Sound of Love (Mingus); El Hombre
(Martino); In Your Own Sweet Way (Brubeck); Nightwings (Martino); In
a Sentimental Mood (Ellington); On the Stairs (Martino).
