Amoureuse 1992

Jack Walrath and The Masters Of Suspense - Serious Hang (1992) {Muse MCD 5475}
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© 1992 Muse Records / Blanchris | MCD 5475
Jazz / Soul Jazz / Post Bop / Jazz Funk / Trumpet / Hammond B-3 Organ

Jack Walrath and his Masters of Suspense turn to an idiom that was once among jazz's more popular, but in recent years has been almost ignored – funk/soul-jazz. Besides a decent remake of James Brown's "Get On The Good Foot," the group opens with "Anya And Liz On The Veranda" and also does Charles Mingus' "Better Get Hit In Your Soul." Walrath's trumpet and flugelhorn horn solos are always intense and occasionally exciting; only the Brown remake falters, mainly because it was a textbook funk piece and doesn't translate well to a straight instrumental setting. Otherwise, the Masters of Suspense do a good job of displaying their soul-jazz chops.

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