Dive into the world of jazz with James Moody's "Stablemates," a 2014 release that showcases his mastery of hard bop and bebop. This album is a testament to Moody's versatility, blending soulful flair across both tenor sax and flute, much like his previous works that have captivated audiences for decades. With a career spanning over 50 albums, Moody's influence in the jazz world is undeniable, and "Stablemates" is no exception.
The album features 13 tracks, including original mixes of classics like "Round Midnight" and "Moody's Mood for Love (I'm in the Mood for Love)," as well as Moody's own compositions like "Bloozey" and "Moody Flooty." Each track is a display of Moody's technical prowess and emotional depth, making for a rich and engaging listening experience. The album's duration of 1 hour and 3 minutes ensures a satisfying journey through the various nuances of jazz.
"Stablemates" is a collaboration with Edberg & Smith Records, a label known for its high-quality productions. The album's tracklist is a mix of upbeat numbers like "The Jazz Twist" and more contemplative pieces like "Disappointed," offering a balanced and dynamic experience. Whether you're a longtime fan of James Moody or new to his music, "Stablemates" is a compelling addition to any jazz collection.
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