Mark Taylor - After Hours - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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Saxophonist Mark Taylor and tag mates RadioAction recorded this eight track session in Brooklyn in Jan. 2002. Opening with Monk's InchBye Ya,Inch they serve notice that they are as entrenched in a modern style as they are reverential of the masters. Following a strong opening statement by Taylor, pianist Whitney Ashe delivers a muscular solo augmented by the powerful rhythm team of drummer Matt Jorgensen and bassist Gary Wang. This appealing and challenging disc of originals and future standards is a thoroughly enjoyable set. - Jazz Review. Originally released in 2002. Album Tracks 1. Bye Ya 2. After Hours 3. Sweet Little Maia 4. The Drifter 5. Foreshadow 6. Around Again 7. A Slippery Slope 8. Walker Evans
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- GenreJazzDescriptionSaxophonist Mark Taylor and tag mates RadioAction recorded this eight track session in Brooklyn in Jan. 2002. Opening with Monk's InchBye Ya,Inch they serve notice that they are as entrenched in a modern style as they are reverential of the masters. Following a strong opening statement by Taylor, pianist Whitney Ashe delivers a muscular solo augmented by the powerful rhythm team of drummer Matt Jorgensen and bassist Gary Wang. This appealing and challenging disc of originals and future standards is a thoroughly enjoyable set. - Jazz Review. Originally released in 2002. Album Tracks 1. Bye Ya 2. After Hours 3. Sweet Little Maia 4. The Drifter 5. Foreshadow 6. Around Again 7. A Slippery Slope 8. Walker EvansArtistMark TaylorTitleAfter HoursFormatCDLabelOrigin Records
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