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Stan Getz - Voyage (1986)
Artist:Stan Getz, Kenny Barron, George Mraz, Lewis Nash
Title Of Album: Voyage
Release Date: Mar 9, 1986
Label: Black Hawk
Format: Lossless Flac
Genre: Jazz
Style: Cool Post-Bop
Source: Original CD
Size Torrent: 253 Mb
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Tracks List:
1. Wanted To Say
2. I Thought About You
3. Yesterdays
4. Dreams
5. Falling In Love
6. Voyage
Personnel:
Stan Getz: tenor sax
Kenny Barron: piano
George Mraz: bass
Victor Lewis: drums
Babatunde: congas and brushes
Listen
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRJj8Do28kU
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Review
There have been a number of Getz releases in the past few years, many of them not worth listening to, live sessions recorded without Stan's knowledge. This obscure Blackhawk re-release is a classic of cosmic dimensions. All Getz fans will want to get this one.
One of the best of the late Getz albums, previously available only as an import. Previously filed as a Kenny Barron album(!), features Getz and his "soul-mate" pianist who accompanied him for the last decade of his life.
Yeah, he plays two Barron songs, but Stan the Man's out front. Smooth and burnished like "Ballads and Bossas", lyrical, gentle, quiet, slightly sad, Vintage Getz. From nearly the same period as B&B, and "Anniversary", this album deserves much wider appreciation. Late Getz and mid Barron, both in prime form.
Mostly Ballads, Getz soars over the rest like a big eagle. Stan blows sculpted blue fog notes, weaves dreams. Victor Lewis on drums and Babatunde on brushes provide a steady hypnotic beat.
"I Thought about You" is ravishingly lyrical. This romantic, hot air balloon trip mood continues through "Yesterdays", "Dreams" and "Falling in Love". Ironic as it may seem, the title track may be the weakest track on the album. Getz and Barron listen carefully to each other and give one another room to stretch out.
One of my favorites, but difficult to find, buy it when you can.
Have some wine, sit back with your favorite girl and drink it in.
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