2008-05-12
Keith Marks is a thirty-five year veteran of the entertainment scene. This flute player is joined by Pete Levin on keys, Donald Nicks on bass, Wally Watson on drums, and Lou Volpe on guitar. Together, they've made a smooth jazz album that, except for two original songs, is all covers. The best song is the slightly funky, original title track. While this album is a bit too "easy listening" for my taste, it might play well for a Sunday morning brunch. Reviewed by Rebecca RuthADONIS ROSE & THE N.O. VADERS
Untouchable
JACK DEJONETTE AND BILL FRISELL
The Elephant Sleeps But Still Remembers
HAPPY APPLE
The Peace Between Our Companies
THE GODFATHERS OF GROOVE FEATURING REUBEN WILSON, BERNARD “PRETTY” PURDIE, AND GRANT GREEN JR.
The Godfathers of Groove
DIGITAL PRIMITIVES
Hum, Crackle, and Pop
Branford Marsallis
Metamorphosen
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