Hank Jones - Here's Love (1963/2011)

"Here's love," a musical version of the great film "Miracle on 34th Street" says "down with Scrooge and up with Tiny Tim" and in general, you don't have to be a screwball to believe in love or...Santa Claus.
The Hank Jones Quartet interpretation will become the definitive jazz presentation of Meredith Wilson's great score to "Miracle on 34th Street." Hank Jones has captured in the jazz idiom the flavor of Wilson's musical menu for "Here's Love."
The artistry of Milt Hilton on bass, Elvin Jones on drums, and Kenny Burrell on guitar, welded cohesively by the remarkable ingenuity of Hank Jones, makes for many minutes of easy listening.
For good music aficionados, this will be Christmas all year round with the musicality of the Hank Jones Quartet a perennial gift from St. Nicholas himself.
I have said a lot of things about this album, but there's one thing you may have noticed we did not say and that would be to refer to this album as...square. So here's color, here's rhythm, here's enjoyment... "HERE'S LOVE"!