Artist: New York Voices
Album: Reminiscing in Tempo
Genre: Vocal Jazz
Label: Origin Records
Released: 2019
Quality: FLAC (tracks+.cue)
Tracklist:
- Round, Round, Round (Blue Rondo a la Turk) (7:14)
- Open Your Eyes, You Can Fly (5:11)
- Answered Prayers (E de Deus) (5:06)
- A Dance for Me (4:00)
- Los Tres Golpes (2:09)
- Moments in a Mirror (4:07)
- It's Alright with Me (5:07)
- Reminiscing in Tempo (5:02)
- The Forecast Is Sunny (4:47)
- Invitacion (4:08)
- Avalon (2:25)
- In My Life (3:11)
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- Personnel:
- Peter Eldridge, Lauren Kinhan, Darmon Meader, Kim Nazarian - voice
- Andy Ezrin - piano, Rhodes
- Peter Eldridge (#9), Alon Yavnai (#10) - piano
- David Finck (#1,4,8,9), Will Lee (#2), Paul Nowinski (#3,7,11) - bass
- Ben Wittman (#1,2,4,8,9), Marcello Pellitteri (#3,7,11) - drums
- Gabriel Hahn - vocals & body percussion (#6)
- Ben Wittman (#2,9), Jay Ashby (#3) - percussion
- Jesse Lewis (#2,9), Marty Ashby (#3,11) - guitar
- Darmon Meader - alto and tenor saxophones
- Steve Kenyon - baritone saxophone
- Frank Greene, Tatum Greenblatt - trumpet
- Mike Davis, Randy Andos - trombone
After a decade of collaborative, and superlative, releases with large ensembles such as the WDR and Bob Mintzer Big Bands, the New York Voices return to their roots marking their 30th Anniversary with one of the most ambitious, accomplished undertakings in their esteemed catalog. Peter Eldridge, Lauren Kinhan, Darmon Meader & Kim Nazarian worked with revered producer Elliot Scheiner, applying their stamp to standards by Cole Porter & Al Jolson, modern jazz gems from Chick Corea & Fred Hersch, a deeply personal swing-era classic from Duke Ellington, songs by the Beatles & Ivan Lins, and a pair from Cuban classical composer, Ignacio Cervantes. Opening is a tour-de-force rendition of Al Jarreau's lyrical contribution to Brubeck's "Blue Rondo à la Turk," which includes a new vocalese section based off Dave Brubeck's and Paul Desmond's original solos, with lyrics by Lauren Kinhan. Reminiscing in Tempo finds the quartet's individual chops and their collective chemistry to be as powerful as ever, foretelling yet another creative and significant span for this landmark group.