Martin Taylor - Change of Heart (1991)
BAND/ARTIST: Martin Taylor
- Title: Change of Heart
- Year Of Release: 1991
- Label: Linn Records[AKD 016]
- Genre: Jazz, Contemporary Jazz
- Quality: FLAC (image + .cue,log,scans) | MP3/320 kbps
- Total Time: 48:43
- Total Size: 229 MB(+3%) | 114 MB(+3%)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. 73 Berkeley Street
02. The Gypsy
03. You Don't Know Me
04. After Hours
05. Change of Heart
06. I Get Along Without You Very Well
07. Angel's Camp
personnel :
Bass – Brian Shiels
Drums – John Rae
Guitar – Martin Taylor
Piano – David Newton
Martin Taylor's star rose considerably during the 1990s with a flurry of recording activity as a leader, especially dates such this one from the series he did for the Scottish label Linn. With a rhythm section of pianist David Newton, bassist Brian Shiels, and drummer John Rae, the guitarist's program is wide-ranging and has some surprises. Taylor wrote a pair of originals: The opener, "73 Berkeley Street," at first gives the impression of being a groove tune until the quartet launches into a brisk bop setting, and his "Angel's Camp" has a rhythm & blues flavor with a touch of gospel. Country great Eddy Arnold's "You Don't Know Me" has been covered by a few jazz musicians, but Taylor's bluesy guitar and Newton's soulful piano make this extended performance a treat. Taylor overdubbed a second guitar on his otherwise unaccompanied treatment of Ike Isaacs' snappy "After Hours," and he's truly solo on a soft lyrical take of Hoagy Carmichael's timeless "I Get Along Without You Very Well." This recommended CD is well worth acquiring.~Ken Dryden
01. 73 Berkeley Street
02. The Gypsy
03. You Don't Know Me
04. After Hours
05. Change of Heart
06. I Get Along Without You Very Well
07. Angel's Camp
personnel :
Bass – Brian Shiels
Drums – John Rae
Guitar – Martin Taylor
Piano – David Newton
Martin Taylor's star rose considerably during the 1990s with a flurry of recording activity as a leader, especially dates such this one from the series he did for the Scottish label Linn. With a rhythm section of pianist David Newton, bassist Brian Shiels, and drummer John Rae, the guitarist's program is wide-ranging and has some surprises. Taylor wrote a pair of originals: The opener, "73 Berkeley Street," at first gives the impression of being a groove tune until the quartet launches into a brisk bop setting, and his "Angel's Camp" has a rhythm & blues flavor with a touch of gospel. Country great Eddy Arnold's "You Don't Know Me" has been covered by a few jazz musicians, but Taylor's bluesy guitar and Newton's soulful piano make this extended performance a treat. Taylor overdubbed a second guitar on his otherwise unaccompanied treatment of Ike Isaacs' snappy "After Hours," and he's truly solo on a soft lyrical take of Hoagy Carmichael's timeless "I Get Along Without You Very Well." This recommended CD is well worth acquiring.~Ken Dryden
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