Milt Jackson's self-titled album, released on 1 January 2005 via Blue Note Records, is a masterclass in jazz excellence. This 52-minute masterpiece weaves together a rich tapestry of hard bop, jazz, bebop, cool jazz, and jazz blues, showcasing Jackson's incredible versatility as a musician.
The album features a plethora of remastered tracks from 1988, including 'Tahiti', 'Lillie', 'What's New', and 'Don't Get Around Much Anymore', each offering a unique perspective on Jackson's artistry. Additionally, alternate takes of 'Lillie', 'What's New', and 'Don't Get Around Much Anymore' provide a fascinating glimpse into the creative process behind these iconic recordings.
The tracklist is rounded out by an array of other jazz staples, such as 'Bags' Groove', 'On The Scene', 'Evidence', 'Misterioso', 'Epistrophy', 'I Mean You', 'All The Things You Are', and 'I Should Care'. With its intricate melodies and improvisational flair, this album is a must-listen for fans of Milt Jackson and jazz enthusiasts alike. Through his music, Jackson invites listeners to experience the full range of his emotional depth and technical prowess, making this album an unforgettable listening experience.
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