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Hubert Laws: Moondance
by John Kelman
Returning to the soul jazz of his classic CTI recordings, flautist Hubert Laws delivers Moondance , an album of contemporary grooves and smooth sounds that, while a step above most smooth jazz recordings, is for the most part a little too safe, a little too conservative for a capable artist who has always seemed to represent ...
Forecast [24bit Remastering, Kudu Best 12 series]
By Eric Gale
Label: Kudu
Released: 2001
Track listing: Killing Me Softly With His Song; Cleopatra; Dindi; White Moth; Tonsue Corte; Forecast.
Anything Goes (24-Bit Remastering, Kudu Best 12 series)
By Ron Carter
Label: Kudu
Released: 2001
Track listing: 1. Anything Goes (Cole Porter) 5:24
2. De Samba (Ron Carter) 5:49
3. Baretta’s Theme (Dave Grusin / Morgan Ames) 5:06
4. Can’t Give You Anything (Hugo Peretti / Luigi Creatore / George David Weiss) 5:10
5. Quarto Azul (Ron Carter) 6:55
6. Big Fro (Ron Carter) 5:06
Wild Flowers
By Hubert Laws
Label: Label M
Released: 2001
Track listing: Wild Flower (Murtaugh); Pensativa (Clare Fischer); Equinox (John Coltrane); Ashanti (Murtaugh); Motherless Child (traditional); Yoruba (Murtaugh).
Hubert Laws: Wild Flowers
by Craig Jolley
Wild Flower is the best flute record I know of. Hubert Laws plays flawlessly and sensitively as usual, but the record really belongs to John Murtaugh. Murtaugh came up as a Los Angeles tenorist in the 1950's but made his reputation as a writer. The program was thoughtfully considered. Each composition has its own identity and ...
George Benson: I Got A Woman And Some Blues
by Douglas Payne
This odd hodgepodge of funk jazz and R&B / pop was recorded by guitarist / vocalist George Benson for A&M / CTI Records around 1970. It first appeared on vinyl in 1984--long after most anyone cared about Benson's music--and has finally just made it onto CD. There's no personnel listed, but it's worth betting that Idris ...
CTI Acid Jazz Grooves
Label: CTI Records
Released: 1997
Track listing: Knock on Wood; Tombo in 7/4-Ake/Celebration Suite;
Midnight Woman;
Morocco;
Skyscrapers;
The Prophet;
Sister Sanctified;
Loran's Dance;
Another Star;
People Make the World Go Round;
Road Warriors.
Hubert Laws: In The Beginning
by John Sharpe
In The Beginning is just one of ten titles Sony has recently released from its famous CTI catalog. Founded in the 70's by producer Creed Taylor, CTI was known for its distinctive cover art, glossy production values and albums that usually contained hefty doses of commercially palatable pop/jazz material. Artists such as George Benson , Freddie ...
