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Originally Posted by Lisnaholic
I can at least say that I enjoyed this album a lot, even though at first I had hoped for something a bit rougher and more powerful. But I quickly came to appreciate the considered, and considerate, musicianship that has gone into this album. None of the players are swept away into crass, ego-tripping solos; they`re always working together as an ensemble that maintains a consistent but varied sound right the way through the album.
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I've been meaning to add to this thread but you have pretty much said it all there. I wasn't really blown away or anything but he is good at what he does. I was familiar with the St. Germain track so when Mr Dave mentioned the connection it was instantly recognisable as Ernest Ranglin. In all I'd say good but not essential.