Track Listings (8) - Disc #1| All Artists: Tom Scott Title: Desire Members Wishing: 1 Total Copies: 0 Label: Wounded Bird Records Original Release Date: 1/1/1982 Re-Release Date: 10/14/2008 Genres: Jazz, Pop Styles: Jazz Fusion, Smooth Jazz, Easy Listening Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 664140616226 |
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Tom Scott has been one of the premier jazz sax players for decades, issuing loads of widely acclaimed albums. One album that has been out of print for years is Desire. Originally issued on the Elektra/Musician label in 198... more » |
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Album Description Tom Scott has been one of the premier jazz sax players for decades, issuing loads of widely acclaimed albums. One album that has been out of print for years is Desire. Originally issued on the Elektra/Musician label in 1982, it was one of those rare jazz albums that actually made the Billboard album charts. It features performances by Buzzy Feiten, Victor Feldman & Ernie Watts. Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsPossibly the best of Scott's "experimental" albums. . . 06/02/1999 (4 out of 5 stars) "Having listened to DESIRE, I think anyone who thought Tom Scott's Domination of the Jazz/Fusion scene ended with the 70's was far off the mark. The '80's marked a definite change in Scott's music, but it was nothing that would make his fans turn away. Rather, his base of musical style was broadened, first with the live album APPLE JUICE, followed by the ensemble sessions of DESIRE. Later came the orchestrations of ONE NIGHT, ONE DAY and the adventurously synthsized album STREAMLINES. Needles to say, DESIRE is a moving and highly enjoyable collection of songs, which should tell Jazz players everywhere that ensemble sessions should be done more often. The title song is quite the mood-setter, preparing the listener for "Sure Enough" & "The Only One" to follow. "Stride" picks up the pace in mid-album, which is a refreshing change, setting up "Johnny B. Badd" and "Meet Somebody". The last two songs almost ask the listener which style was more enjoyed, first with the instrumental cover of Paul McCartney's "Maybe I'm Amazed" representing the mood pieces, and then "Chunk O'Funk" for the more to-dance-to tunes. All in all, DESIRE is likely to appeal to fans of both styles, and is definitely worth the listening. Scott's ensemble work ranks among his best."
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