Manhattan After Hours CD

Disc 1

Song Title

1. My Heart Stood Still ~ Cedar Walton

2. Don't Blame Me ~ Cedar Walton

3. Relaxin' at Camarillo ~ Cedar Walton

4. Con Alma ~ Cedar Walton

5. Darn That Dream ~ Cedar Walton

6. Euphoria ~ Cedar Walton

7. I Want to Be Happy ~ Cedar Walton

8. Harpy ~ Cedar Walton

9. Like Someone in Love ~ Cedar Walton

Notes & Personnel Info
	Cedar Walton: Cedar Walton (piano); Dave Williams (bass guitar); Billy Higgins (drums).
	Personnel: Dale Barlow (tenor saxophone).
	Recorded in mid-November 2000, Manhattan After Hours was clearly intended as a sequel of sorts to the Cedar Walton Trio's Criss Cross Jazz release Manhattan Afternoon, which came together in December 1992. Manhattan After Hours contains seven rock-solid jazz standards and two original compositions by the trio's guest soloist, Australian tenor saxophonist Dale Barlow. The Walton Trio's signature sound owed fully one third of its sonority and cohesiveness to the presence of Trinidadian bassist Dave "Happy" Williams. Manhattan After Hours was among the last albums ever to include Walton's fellow modern jazz veteran drummer Billy Higgins, who passed away in early May 2001. During the first decade of the 21st century, Walton would continue to perform and record straightforward jazz of the highest order, in a welcome burst of creative maturity that has been documented on a series of albums for the HighNote label. Issued in several different editions with variable cover art, Manhattan After Hours is warmly recommended for nocturnal driving or staying up late with friends at home. ~ arwulf arwulf
Producer: Manfred Knoop; Dale Barlow
Musical Guests
	Dale Barlow

	Barlow, Dale
	Carter, Ron
	Carter, Ron (Bass)
	Coleman, George
	It Don't Mean A Thing If You Can't Tap Your Foot T ~ Jackson, Milt
	Lloyd, Charles
	McBride, Christian
	Original Soundtrack
	Pike, Dave
	Shaw, Ian

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Manhattan After Hours (2003)