Music For Lovers

Performer: Various Artists/Andrew John Seddon
Producer: Richard Seidel (Compilation)
Distributor: EMI Music Distribution

Notes: Personnel: Kenny Burrell, Quentin Warren (guitar); Earl Klugh (acoustic guitar); Dexter Gordon, Hank Mobley, Ike Quebec, Stanley Turrentine (tenor saxophone); Donald Byrd, Art Farmer, Tommy Turrentine (trumpet); Herbie Hancock, Horace Silver, Sanford Gold, Sonny Clark, Barry Harris (piano); Jimmy Smith (organ); Bobby Hutcherson (vibraphone); Don Lamond, Donald Bailey , Al Harewood, Louis Hayes, Philly Joe Jones (drums). Liner Note Author: Donald Elfman. Recording information: 03/11/1952-??/??/1980. Photographer: Till krautkr�mer. Because nothing says being in love like jazz music, Blue Note compiled an eight-song Music for Lovers Sampler, which pulls tracks from each of their eight Music for Lovers individual artist albums. Lee Morgan's "Since I Fell for You" is here, as is the lovely organ of Jimmy Smith on his cover of "Time After Time." Most of the artists fall into the bop and hard bop categories, though these songs all showcase their softer, more romantic sides; only Earl Klugh's "Like a Lover" breaks form and goes the more jazz-pop crossover route. This is fine for Klugh fans, but others might find the transition a little bit distracting, especially if they were trying to set a certain mood. ~ Marisa Brown

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