Review by Matt Collar
Journeyman tenor saxophonist Scott Hamilton keeps things light and swinging on Back in New York. Bringing to mind a mix of Dexter Gordon and Ben Webster, Hamilton has always displayed an unerring classicist aesthetic, and this album is no exception. Featuring the deft rhythm section of pianist Bill Charlap, bassist Peter Washington, and drummer Kenny Washington, Back in New York is a template for what solid modern mainstream jazz should sound like. To these ends, Hamilton kicks things into gear with a sprightly take on "What Is This Thing Called Love," nudges his way through a tasty samba version of "Love Letters," and keeps thing warm and fuzzy on "This Is Always." https://www.allmusic.com/album/back-in-new-york-mw0000672219
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Revisión por Matt Collar
El saxofonista tenor Scott Hamilton mantiene las cosas ligeras y en movimiento en Back in New York. Recordando
una mezcla de Dexter Gordon y Ben Webster, Hamilton siempre ha mostrado
una estética clasicista infalible, y este álbum no es una excepción. Con
la sección de ritmo hábil del pianista Bill Charlap, el bajista Peter
Washington y el baterista Kenny Washington, Back in New York es una
plantilla de cómo debe sonar el sólido mainstream de jazz moderno. Para
estos fines, Hamilton se inicia cosas en marcha con una toma alegre en
"¿Qué es esta cosa llamada Love", codazos su camino a través de una
versión de samba sabrosa de "Cartas de Amor", y mantiene cosa cálida y
difusa en "Esto es siempre." https://www.allmusic.com/album/back-in-new-york-mw0000672219
Tracks:
1. What Is This Thing Called Love?
2. Wonder Why
3. Blue 'n' Boogie
4. I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face
5. Lullaby of the Leaves
6. Fine and Dandy
7. Bouncing with Bud
8. Love Letters
9. This Is Always
10. I've Just Seen Her
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