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Home Jazz Ralph Sharon Ralph Sharon - Swings The Sammy Cahn Songbook (1995)

Ralph Sharon - Swings The Sammy Cahn Songbook (1995)

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Ralph Sharon - Swings The Sammy Cahn Songbook (1995)

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  1. My Kind Of Town
  2. Teach Me Tonight
  3. Be My Love/Because You're Mine
  4. Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out To Dry
  5. It's Magic
  6. It's You Or No One
  7. Call Me Irresponsible
  8. Blues For Sammy
  9. The Things We Did Last Summer
  10. Autumn In Rome
  11. I Should Care
  12. All The Way
  13. Time After Time/The Second Time Around
  14. The Tender Trap

Ralph Sharon – piano
Douglas Richeson – bass
Clayton Cameron – drums
Gerry Mulligan – tenor saxophone (tracks: 11-14)

 

This CD is a little unusual for, although it is a tribute to a major lyricist (Sammy Cahn), the music is purely instrumental. Pianist Ralph Sharon swings lightly and takes most of the high-quality songs at a slow-to-medium tempo, never wandering very far from the themes. While bassist Douglas Richardson and drummer Clayton Cameron are fine in support, by far the most interesting performances are the three songs on which baritonist Gerry Mulligan is a guest; his presence pushes Sharon to play at his best. Otherwise this is a set of rather lazy and very respectful melody statements, pleasing enough but absent of any surprises or revelations. ---Scott Yanow, allmusic.com

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