A not unpleasant album that, whilst it doesn't attempt to push any boundaries (thank God!), is nonetheless, very listenable.
It had been sequestering in my intray since January, buried among the daily avalanche of CDs that are slowly, but surely, driving me to distraction before I closed my eyes and made a random selection.
It wasn't a bad choice. Some lyrical playing by Stout, impressive solos by Ellwood with Pasqua's piano excursions outstanding. Likewise, Meshulam's solos on both slide and valve trombone offer tonal variety and Williams' vocals add an extra dimension to Be With Me and Sunny. But, at the end of the day, with more and more albums flooding an ever diminishing market place, it's difficult to suggest that this is the one to blow your mad money on although, in truth, you could do worse. Lance
Topsy; You and the Night and the Music; Camouflage*; Spring Ahead*; Chloe*; Be With Me*; Soul Eyes; My Shining Hour; Wheatland; Sunny.
*Gordy originals.
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