Spike Robinson - The CTS Sessions (2005)
BAND/ARTIST: Spike Robinson
- Title: The CTS Sessions
- Year Of Release: 2005
- Label: Hep Records
- Genre: Jazz
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 01:07:37
- Total Size: 383 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. You Say You Care
02. Smoke Gets in Your Eyes
03. Waterjug
04. Summer Night
05. If She Walked into My Life
06. The Best Thing for You
07. Potluck
08. Nobody Else but Me
09. Have Blue Zoot, Will Travel
10. Soon It's Gonna Rain
11. People Will Say We're in Love
The odds were against this recording being half as rewarding as it turned out. The late saxophonist Spike Robinson, one of the last of the great Four Brothers-style cool-toned tenors, had originally planned a tribute to Stan Getz utilizing former Getz sidemen pianist John Williams, bassist Bill Crow, and drummer Frank Isola during a tour of England. At the last minute, Isola's erratic health meant that he had to be replaced for the trip. In addition, Robinson's tenor was stolen (and never found) during the tour and he had to get used to a borrowed horn. But despite those obstacles the recording is quite excellent, with Spike Robinson heard in prime form on a variety of standards (some better known than others) and such obscurities as Gene Ammons' "Waterjug," "If She Walked into My Life," and John Williams' "Have Blue Zoot, Will Travel." The acoustic guitar of Louis Stewart is also an asset whenever he appears. Spike Robinson never made a bad recording and this is one of his finest ones.
01. You Say You Care
02. Smoke Gets in Your Eyes
03. Waterjug
04. Summer Night
05. If She Walked into My Life
06. The Best Thing for You
07. Potluck
08. Nobody Else but Me
09. Have Blue Zoot, Will Travel
10. Soon It's Gonna Rain
11. People Will Say We're in Love
The odds were against this recording being half as rewarding as it turned out. The late saxophonist Spike Robinson, one of the last of the great Four Brothers-style cool-toned tenors, had originally planned a tribute to Stan Getz utilizing former Getz sidemen pianist John Williams, bassist Bill Crow, and drummer Frank Isola during a tour of England. At the last minute, Isola's erratic health meant that he had to be replaced for the trip. In addition, Robinson's tenor was stolen (and never found) during the tour and he had to get used to a borrowed horn. But despite those obstacles the recording is quite excellent, with Spike Robinson heard in prime form on a variety of standards (some better known than others) and such obscurities as Gene Ammons' "Waterjug," "If She Walked into My Life," and John Williams' "Have Blue Zoot, Will Travel." The acoustic guitar of Louis Stewart is also an asset whenever he appears. Spike Robinson never made a bad recording and this is one of his finest ones.
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