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John Klemmer - Touch (1975), MFSL UDCD 522

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yury_usa

Posted: 10-09-2009, 19:06 (post 1, #912852)

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Артист:	John Klemmer
Альбом:	Touch, 1975
Издатель:	MFSL / UDCD 522
Жанр:	Crossover Jazz, Contemporary Jazz
Формат файла:	iso.wv, covers
Ссылка:	CD
Нахождение:	Torrent
Примечание:	большое спасибо друзяьм с демоноида :)

Tracklist
01. Touch(6:52)
02. Glass Dolphins(3:26)
03. Waterwheels(7:08)
04. Free Fall Lover(6:45)
05. Sleeping Eyes(6:55)
06. Body Pulse(5:28)
07. Tone Row Weaver(8:02)
08. Walk With Me My Love And Dream(4:05)

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yury_usa

Posted: 10-09-2009, 19:10 (post 2, #912854)

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Review (AMG)
Better solos and higher energy level than most of Klemmer's albums. This is the best-sounding version.

Review (Amazon.com)
Originally recorded in the mid-70's, who could ever forget the sax sounds of John Klemmer! A one-of-a-kind wonder where the artistry came together perfectly.

The title song "Touch" is the opening number and was a big hit back in its day. It still sounds fresh today. "Sleeping Eyes" is riveting full of soul with John on the sax and Dave Grusin on the keyboards. Other musicians that round out the group are two from Tom Scott's L.A. Express. "Body Pulse" is pretty hot. "Tone Row Weaver" begins very toned-down but hold on as it builds into an 8-minute long seering number.

Smooth jazz stations still play this one 30 years later. While some purport this sound to be the predecessor to the "smooth jazz" genre, I feel it is a perfect balance between the hot sounds of the 60's and the cool sax sounds of the 80's. This is a fine collection that is perfect for kicking back and relaxing. Pure joy!

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