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Smooth jazz saxophonist Paul Taylor leaned a bit more than usual toward pop on his 2007 album Ladies' Choice, using the title concept to bring in a bevy of female vocalists, and he was rewarded with his first number-one ranking on the Billboard Contemporary Jazz chart. He pulls back a little from that stance on the follow-up, Burnin', employing fewer vocals, but otherwise the changes are modest from what has been a winning commercial formula. Longtime producers Barry Eastmond and Rex Rideout, who are expected to construct the instrumental beds over which Taylor solos, have taken a somewhat retrospective tone on some of the tracks, signaling their intentions by calling the first song "Back in the Day" and the second "Revival." This sort of music always sounds a bit like '70s soul with the vocals stripped off and a saxophone added, but Eastmond and Rideout go even more in that direction here, de-emphasizing the usual synth programming in favor of more real musicians. Taylor, for his part, changes instruments, opting for a tenor saxophone most of the time, in place of his usual soprano and alto, and the deeper, slightly harsher sound leads him to recall (just a little bit) a predecessor like Junior Walker on "Groove Shack." Still, the title comes off as an exaggeration. Taylor's playing, and the music itself, are not "burnin'"; "smoldering" would be more like it.
© William Ruhlmann /TiVo
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Barry Eastmond, Composer, Writer - Paul Taylor, Composer, Writer, MainArtist
Rex Rideout, Composer, Writer - Paul Taylor, Composer, Writer, MainArtist
Barry Eastmond, Composer, Writer - Paul Taylor, Composer, Writer, MainArtist
Rex Rideout, Composer, Writer - Paul Taylor, Composer, Writer, MainArtist
Barry Eastmond, Composer, Writer - Paul Taylor, Composer, Writer, MainArtist
Rex Rideout, Composer, Writer - Paul Taylor, Composer, Writer, MainArtist
Barry Eastmond, Composer, Writer - Paul Taylor, Composer, Writer, MainArtist
Barry Eastmond, Composer, Writer - Paul Taylor, Composer, Writer, MainArtist
Lee Oskar, Composer, Writer - Harold Brown, Composer, Writer - Morris Dickerson, Composer, Writer - Howard Scott, Composer, Writer - Paul Taylor, MainArtist - Lonnie Jordan, Composer, Writer - Charles Miller, Composer, Writer - Thomas Allen, Composer, Writer
Barry Eastmond, Composer, Writer - Paul Taylor, Composer, Writer, MainArtist
Albumbeschreibung
Smooth jazz saxophonist Paul Taylor leaned a bit more than usual toward pop on his 2007 album Ladies' Choice, using the title concept to bring in a bevy of female vocalists, and he was rewarded with his first number-one ranking on the Billboard Contemporary Jazz chart. He pulls back a little from that stance on the follow-up, Burnin', employing fewer vocals, but otherwise the changes are modest from what has been a winning commercial formula. Longtime producers Barry Eastmond and Rex Rideout, who are expected to construct the instrumental beds over which Taylor solos, have taken a somewhat retrospective tone on some of the tracks, signaling their intentions by calling the first song "Back in the Day" and the second "Revival." This sort of music always sounds a bit like '70s soul with the vocals stripped off and a saxophone added, but Eastmond and Rideout go even more in that direction here, de-emphasizing the usual synth programming in favor of more real musicians. Taylor, for his part, changes instruments, opting for a tenor saxophone most of the time, in place of his usual soprano and alto, and the deeper, slightly harsher sound leads him to recall (just a little bit) a predecessor like Junior Walker on "Groove Shack." Still, the title comes off as an exaggeration. Taylor's playing, and the music itself, are not "burnin'"; "smoldering" would be more like it.
© William Ruhlmann /TiVo
Informationen zu dem Album
- 1 Disc(s) - 10 Track(s)
- Gesamte Laufzeit: 00:41:49
- Künstler: Paul Taylor
- Komponist: Various Composers
- Label: Peak Records - Telarc
- Genre: Jazz Modern Jazz
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