Jack Wilkins - Mexico (1992) [Jazz][mp3 320][schon55]

Jack Wilkins - Mexico Year: 1992 Label: CTI Total time: 50:03 Quality: 320 kbps Jack Wilkins is an excellent guitarist deserving of wider recognition. This 1992 CTI release might get overlooked by hard bop fans because of producer Creed Taylor's tendency to either over-produce a session or turn it into commercial pabulum, but this out of print CD is worth acquiring. "Dailey Double," written by pianist Albert Dailey, is an up-tempo blues with a Latin kick. The guitarist's lyricism comes to the forefront during a brisk reading of "You Must Believe in Spring" and a rather brief "My Foolish Heart," featuring the leader on solo acoustic guitar. Phil Woods makes a guest appearance on Wilkins' swirling bop composition "Captain Blued" and also bassist Harvie Swartz's "Opal," stealing the spotlight on both tracks. Chick Corea's "Captain Marvel" is a miniature that features Wilkins with guest guitarist Carl Barry. A very enjoyable outing. ~ Ken Dryden, AMG Personnel: Jack Wilkins (Guitar) Albert Dailey (Piano) Harvie Swartz (Bass) Akira Tana (Drums) Ted Moore (Percussion) Phil Woods (Alto Saxophone) - 4,10 Carl Barry (Guitar) - 4 Jack Wilkins - Mexico Tracks: 01 Daily Double (Albert Dailey/Dana Tria) 6:14 02 You Must Believe In Spring (Michel Legrand/Alan Bergman/Marilyn Bergman) 5:09 03 My Foolish Heart (Ned Washington/Victor Young) 1:48 04 Captain Blued (Jack Wilkins) 4:48 05 O Grande Amor (Antonio Carlos Jobim/Vinicius Moraes) 4:27 06 7th Variation On A Catalan Folk Song, Opus 25 (John Duarte) 1:13 07 Mexico (Harvie Swartz) 6:49 08 Captain Marvel (Chick Corea) 2:07 09 Streets Of Rio (Ted Moore) 6:40 10 Opal (Harvie Swartz) 5:09 11 Jamba (Jack Wilkins) 5:33

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