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Ted Rosenthal: Calling You

CD: CTI R2 79483

Tracks & Composers
1 Calling You (Telson)
2 Sea Song (Pugh)
3 Groove Control (Rosenthal)
4 Para los Papines (Lopez)
5 La Soirée Dans Grenade (Estampes, No. 2) (Debussy)
6 Bijou (Burns)
7 Model A (Rosenthal)

Hutcherson on tracks 1, 2, 4, & 6

Personnel
Ted Rosenthal (p); Bobby Hutcherson (vib), Donald Harrison (ts; ss; vo); Lew Soloff (tr); Jim Pugh (tb); Kevin Eubanks (g); Eddie Gomez (b); Dave Weckl (d); et al

Recording Date & Location
Jan, Feb, May, & Jun 1992, Englewood Cliffs, NJ

Commentary
Despite the presence of some serious jazz heavy-hitters, Calling You is an innocuous record. Like many other CTI releases, the music gets weighted with excessive production. If you like slicker "contemporary/smooth" jazz, you might enjoy it. (I don't think that this particular CD is representative of Rosenthal's work either.)

Not my cup of tea.

 


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