Mike LeDonne, Eric Alexander & Jeremy Pelt - That's What's Up (2024) [Hi-Res]
Artist: Mike LeDonne, Eric Alexander, Jeremy Pelt
Title: That's What's Up
Year Of Release: 2024
Label: Cellar Live
Genre: Jazz
Quality: Mp3 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks) / 24bit-96kHz FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 01:14:05
Total Size: 171 / 495 MB / 1.60 GB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: That's What's Up
Year Of Release: 2024
Label: Cellar Live
Genre: Jazz
Quality: Mp3 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks) / 24bit-96kHz FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 01:14:05
Total Size: 171 / 495 MB / 1.60 GB
WebSite: Album Preview
1. JB (5:27)
2. That's Whats Up (7:29)
3. Shadows (7:26)
4. Groundation (7:12)
5. It's Magic (7:08)
6. Blues For All (7:43)
7. Continuum (10:27)
8. My One And Only Love (5:23)
9. Lord Walton (7:56)
10. You’ll Never Know What You Mean To Me (7:58)
Blue chip ensemble casting, winging improvisations that are solidly rooted in the blues, original compositions that add much to the ever-expanding repertoire of the modern jazz canon! These are the components that you look for in ANY recording and they're all available in abundance on That's What's Up by the Heavy Hitters.
For many jazz listeners, it is exactly this: the capturing of real feelings and deep emotive performances that often makes live recordings such as this so special. For Mike LeDonne some of his favorite jazz recordings were recorded live. The playing is dependably great, of course, but there is a "lighting in a bottle" quality to many of these sides that manifest as new discoveries are made with every subsequent listen
This recording was made at the end of a 2 week tour that ended up at one of the world's finest jazz clubs - Frankies. It was also my good friend and co-producer Cory Weeds' 50th birthday celebration.
Mike LeDonne - piano
Eric Alexander - tenor saxophone
Jeremy Pelt - trumpet
Vincent Herring - alto saxophone
Alexander Claffy- bass
Kenny Washington - drums
For many jazz listeners, it is exactly this: the capturing of real feelings and deep emotive performances that often makes live recordings such as this so special. For Mike LeDonne some of his favorite jazz recordings were recorded live. The playing is dependably great, of course, but there is a "lighting in a bottle" quality to many of these sides that manifest as new discoveries are made with every subsequent listen
This recording was made at the end of a 2 week tour that ended up at one of the world's finest jazz clubs - Frankies. It was also my good friend and co-producer Cory Weeds' 50th birthday celebration.
Mike LeDonne - piano
Eric Alexander - tenor saxophone
Jeremy Pelt - trumpet
Vincent Herring - alto saxophone
Alexander Claffy- bass
Kenny Washington - drums