Reviews:
This is one of those something-for-everybody CDs (e.g., a blues, some ballads and standards) that succeeds on every count. Guitarist Ponder's playing is a real treat for the head and heart and his rhythm section digs in with just the right amount of passion. Pianist Mark Soskins gently sways the Buddy Johnson hit, "Since I Fell for You" (which seems to be getting a lot of well-deserved attention lately) and swings "Satin Doll". Bassist Peter Washington and drummer Roger Humphrey provide solid and unobtrusive support throughout this seven-track disc. Among the selections are a gorgeously relaxed "Moonlight in Vermont" (shades of Johnny Smith) and a super uptempo "Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise". ~ Miles Jordan, JazzTimes. https://jazztimes.com/reviews/albums/jimmy-ponder-something-to-ponder/
This is one of those something-for-everybody CDs (e.g., a blues, some ballads and standards) that succeeds on every count. Guitarist Ponder's playing is a real treat for the head and heart and his rhythm section digs in with just the right amount of passion. Pianist Mark Soskins gently sways the Buddy Johnson hit, "Since I Fell for You" (which seems to be getting a lot of well-deserved attention lately) and swings "Satin Doll". Bassist Peter Washington and drummer Roger Humphrey provide solid and unobtrusive support throughout this seven-track disc. Among the selections are a gorgeously relaxed "Moonlight in Vermont" (shades of Johnny Smith) and a super uptempo "Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise". ~ Miles Jordan, JazzTimes. https://jazztimes.com/reviews/albums/jimmy-ponder-something-to-ponder/
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Reviews:
This is one of those something-for-everybody CDs (e.g., a blues, some ballads and standards) that succeeds on every count. Guitarist Ponder's playing is a real treat for the head and heart and his rhythm section digs in with just the right amount of passion. Pianist Mark Soskins gently sways the Buddy Johnson hit, "Since I Fell for You" (which seems to be getting a lot of well-deserved attention lately) and swings "Satin Doll". Bassist Peter Washington and drummer Roger Humphrey provide solid and unobtrusive support throughout this seven-track disc. Among the selections are a gorgeously relaxed "Moonlight in Vermont" (shades of Johnny Smith) and a super uptempo "Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise". ~ Miles Jordan, JazzTimes. https://jazztimes.com/reviews/albums/jimmy-ponder-something-to-ponder/
This is one of those something-for-everybody CDs (e.g., a blues, some ballads and standards) that succeeds on every count. Guitarist Ponder's playing is a real treat for the head and heart and his rhythm section digs in with just the right amount of passion. Pianist Mark Soskins gently sways the Buddy Johnson hit, "Since I Fell for You" (which seems to be getting a lot of well-deserved attention lately) and swings "Satin Doll". Bassist Peter Washington and drummer Roger Humphrey provide solid and unobtrusive support throughout this seven-track disc. Among the selections are a gorgeously relaxed "Moonlight in Vermont" (shades of Johnny Smith) and a super uptempo "Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise". ~ Miles Jordan, JazzTimes. https://jazztimes.com/reviews/albums/jimmy-ponder-something-to-ponder/
Tracks:
1. Johnny's Place {Jimmy Ponder} (4:15)
2. Since I Fell For You {Buddy Johnson} (12:12)
3. Satin Doll {Duke Ellington, Billy Strayhorn, Johnny Mercer} (6:08)
4. The Creator Has A Master Plan {Pharoah Sanders, Leon Thomas} (9:34)
5. Moonlight In Vermont {John Backburn, Karl Suessdorf} (7:34)
6. Softly As A Morning Sunrise {Sigmund Romberg, Oscar Hammerstein II} (4:09)
7. Sunshine {Jimmy Ponder} (2:42)
Personnel:
Jimmy Ponder - Guitar
Mark Soskin - Piano
Peter Washington - Bass
Roger Lee Humphrey - Drums
Total Time: 46:31
Recorded 9th March, 1994 At M & I Recording Studio, New York, New York
Label: Muse Records
Catalog#: MCD 5567
Genre: Jazz
Style: Hard Bop, Soul Jazz
https://www.amazon.com/Something-Ponder-Jimmy/dp/B000000GOA
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