Jazz Lounge CD

MUSIC

JAZZ

Song Listing

Disc 1

Song Title

1. Isn't She Lovely - Arturo Sandoval ~ Various Artists

2. Bahia Magic - Ronny Jordan ~ Various Artists

3. Re Evaluation - 4 Sight ~ Various Artists

4. Moonlight In Vermont - Loston Harris ~ Various Artists

5. Out of Somewhere - Marcus Johnson ~ Various Artists

6. Chant For Bu, A - T.S. Monk ~ Various Artists

7. Stevie (Wonderful) - Gregg Karukas ~ Various Artists

8. Tutu ~ Various Artists

9. Where You Want To Be - Club 1600 - (featuring Roy Ayers) ~ Various Artists

10. Bottle, The - Maysa ~ Various Artists

11. St. Tropez - Ronny Jordan ~ Various Artists

12. Jazziz - Sammy Peralta ~ Various Artists

Album Notes and Credits

Notes & Personnel Info
	Illustrator: Bethany Greenberg.
	It's curious as to why the producers at N-Coded chose to label this compilation Jazz Lounge. It has little to do with what we normally think of when considering that term, evidenced by the successful collections issued by Var?se Sarabande. Essentially, this is a collection of mostly jazz tracks from established and lesser-known artists that walks the sometimes blurred line between post-bop, Latin, and contemporary jazz, with only a couple of exceptions. Arturo Sandoval's opening reading of Stevie Wonder's "Isn't She Lovely" is inventive modern Latinized pop-jazz, while T.S. Monk's "A Chant for Bu" is hyper-modern post-bop. Guitarist Ronny Jordan appears with a pair of tracks here, the driving, hyper-rhythmic "Bahia Magic" and the tougher, funkier "St. Tropez" (neither of which contains laid-back, breezy south-of-the-Equator sounds), 4-Sight's "Re Evaluation" swings as hard as anything in mainstream or modern jazz, and Loston Harris' version of "Moonlight in Vermont," with its smooth jazz groove, instills a rather intense bottom-heavy approach and improvised syncopated melody to the standard. Club 1600 feature the vibes of Roy Ayers in their "Where You Want to Be." Of the more dancefloor-centric tunes, only Maysa's funked-up and drum-looped version of Gil Scott-Heron's "The Bottle" and Sammy Peralta's closer, "Jazziz," hit the clubjazz genre solidly. The real winner in this package is A Tribute to Miles Davis' nearly 12-minute "Tutu," which is long, winding, and full of compelling if subtle grooves and vamps. ~ Thom Jurek
Musical Guests
	Roy Ayers

Technical Info

	Release Date : 05/03/2011
	Original Release Date : 2011
	Catalog ID : 4266
	Label : N-Coded Music
	Number of Discs : 1
	Studio/Live : Studio
	Mono/Stereo : Stereo
	SPAR Code : n/a
	UPC : 00026656426629

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Jazz Lounge (2011)

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