Randy Brecker - Into The Sun (1997) CD Rip
BAND/ARTIST: Randy Brecker
- Title: Into The Sun
- Year Of Release: 1997
- Label: Concord Records[CCD-4761-2]
- Genre: Jazz, Bop, Crossover Jazz
- Quality: FLAC (image + .cue,log,scans) | MP3/320 kbps
- Total Time: 58:58
- Total Size: 377 MB(+3%) | 139 MB(+3%)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
1.Village Dawn 6:23
2.Just Between Us 5:48
3.The Sleaze Factor 4:47
4.Into The Sun 6:54
5.After Love 7:27
6.Gray Area 6:42
7.Tijuca 5:18
8.Buds 3:55
9.Four Worlds 7:18
10.The Hottest Man In Town 4:47
personnel :
Alto Flute, Bass Flute – Keith Underwood
Bass – Bakithi Kumalo
Bass Clarinet – Bob Mintzer
Bass Flute – Lawrence Feldman
Bass Trombone, Tuba – David Taylor
Drums – Jonathan Joseph
Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar – Adam Rogers
Keyboards, Accordion – Gil Goldstein
Percussion – Café
Saxophone – David Sanborn (tracks: on "The Sleaze Factor")
Synthesizer Programming – Richard Sussman
Trombone – Dave Bargeron
Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Randy Brecker
Vocals – Maucha Adnet
Randy Brecker has long been a major jazz trumpeter, but this is largely a commercial date. On the back cover of the CD it says that he "blends Brazilian samba and bossa nova with contemporary jazz, funk, and rock influences." It is a mishmash of styles, much of it electrified and full of forgettable originals. Brecker plays well, although often sounding a bit like Freddie Hubbard on his commercial records of the late '70s. Other than David Sanborn (who has a nice spot on "The Sleaze Factor") and Brecker's father, Bobby Brecker, who is heard in 1945 on the first part of "The Hottest Man in Town" playing piano and singing his prediction that his son would be a musician, the sidemen sound as anonymous as the music. Skip this one and get one of Randy Brecker's more creative recordings instead.~ Scott Yanow
1.Village Dawn 6:23
2.Just Between Us 5:48
3.The Sleaze Factor 4:47
4.Into The Sun 6:54
5.After Love 7:27
6.Gray Area 6:42
7.Tijuca 5:18
8.Buds 3:55
9.Four Worlds 7:18
10.The Hottest Man In Town 4:47
personnel :
Alto Flute, Bass Flute – Keith Underwood
Bass – Bakithi Kumalo
Bass Clarinet – Bob Mintzer
Bass Flute – Lawrence Feldman
Bass Trombone, Tuba – David Taylor
Drums – Jonathan Joseph
Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar – Adam Rogers
Keyboards, Accordion – Gil Goldstein
Percussion – Café
Saxophone – David Sanborn (tracks: on "The Sleaze Factor")
Synthesizer Programming – Richard Sussman
Trombone – Dave Bargeron
Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Randy Brecker
Vocals – Maucha Adnet
Randy Brecker has long been a major jazz trumpeter, but this is largely a commercial date. On the back cover of the CD it says that he "blends Brazilian samba and bossa nova with contemporary jazz, funk, and rock influences." It is a mishmash of styles, much of it electrified and full of forgettable originals. Brecker plays well, although often sounding a bit like Freddie Hubbard on his commercial records of the late '70s. Other than David Sanborn (who has a nice spot on "The Sleaze Factor") and Brecker's father, Bobby Brecker, who is heard in 1945 on the first part of "The Hottest Man in Town" playing piano and singing his prediction that his son would be a musician, the sidemen sound as anonymous as the music. Skip this one and get one of Randy Brecker's more creative recordings instead.~ Scott Yanow
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