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Jazz for Peanuts
By David Benoit
Label: Peak Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: You're in Love, Charlie Brown; The Buggy Ride; Benjamin; The Great Pumpkin Waltz; Wild Kids; Breadline Blues; Be My Valentine; Rollerblading; Re-Run's Theme; Linus and Lucy.
Sax for Stax
Label: Peak Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: Theme from 'The Men'; Knock on Wood; Never Can Say Goodbye; Memphis Passion; Respect Yourself; I Stand Accused; Cheaper to Keep Her; Walkin
Heroes
By David Benoit
Label: Peak Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: Mountain Dance; Human Nature; Your Song; Light My Fire; Never Can Say Goodbye; She's Leaving Home; Song for My Father; You Look Good to Me; Waltz for Debbie; A Twisted Little Etude; Blue Rondo a la Turk.
David Benoit: Jazz for Peanuts
by Woodrow Wilkins
The symbiotic relationship between pianist David Benoit and Peanuts has been a blessing for fans of both the animated series and jazz. It began in the mid-1980s with Benoit's popular cover of Vince Guaraldi's “Linus and Lucy," the ever-present theme in the Charlie Brown cartoons. Since then, the pianist has produced several tributes to the music ...
David Benoit: Heroes
by Woodrow Wilkins
An ongoing trend in music is for veteran artists to do albums comprised of cover songs--whether to celebrate a particular musician, era or record label, revisit the music they grew up with or for commercial reasons. Done poorly, the collection can be trite. Pianist/keyboardist David Benoit attempts to avoid that pitfall with Heroes, a mixed bag ...
Gerald Albright: Sax for Stax
by Woodrow Wilkins
It's all about Memphis with Gerald Albright's Sax for Stax. The veteran saxophonist revisits the sounds of the 1960s and '70s that helped define a label and, to a certain degree, a generation of soul musicians. A native of Los Angeles, Albright has effortless straddled the line between jazz and R&B, making music that ...
Jessy J: Tequila Moon
by Woodrow Wilkins
It's hard to imagine Jessy J as one who wanted to play straight-ahead jazz. Yet that was the type of demo she submitted to producer/guitarist Paul Brown, whose style and influence in recorded music is about as far from straight-ahead jazz as one can get. To no surprise, the relationship that developed between Brown and the ...
Ladies' Choice
By Paul Taylor
Label: Peak Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Ladies' Choice; I Want to Be Loved (By You); Here We Go; How Did You Know; Streamline; Long Distance Relationship; Summer's End; A Love of Your Own; Open Your Eyes; Overdrive; Point of View.
