Reed, Eric: Black Brown And Blue

Reed, Eric SKU: 43303212
Reed, Eric: Black Brown And Blue

Reed, Eric: Black Brown And Blue

Reed, Eric SKU: 43303212

Format: CD

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Title: Black Brown And Blue
Artist: Reed, Eric
Label: Smoke Sessions Rec
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 195269214050
Genre: Jazz

2023 release. Think of the songwriters whose work comprises the canon of jazz standards, and names like George Gershwin, Richard Rodgers, Irving Berlin, and Cole Porter immediately come to mind. On his new album, Black, Brown, and Blue, pianist/composer Eric Reed argues for a revision of that canon to focus on Black and Brown composers, songwriters whose work originates within the jazz realm rather than on the Broadway stage. Black, Brown, and Blue features music written by jazz masters like Duke Ellington, Thelonious Monk, McCoy Tyner, Wayne Shorter, Benny Golson, Horace Silver, Buddy Collette, and Buster Williams, along with jazz-conversant pop/R&B songwriters Stevie Wonder and Bill Withers. In addition, Reed and his bandmates on this thrilling session - bassist Luca Alemanno and drummer Reggie Quinerly - each contribute a new piece of their own.

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