Steve Davis delivers a fiery and soulful journey through the realms of jazz and hard bop with his 2006 album "I'd Like To See You Try." This compact yet potent collection, released under Stampede Records LLC, clocks in at just over 33 minutes, but it's a whirlwind of energy and virtuosity that leaves a lasting impression. Davis, known for his dynamic tenor saxophone playing, brings his signature intensity to tracks like the title song "I'd Like To See You Try" and the spirited "I Still Love The Nightlife." The album seamlessly blends hard bop's raw power with jazz's intricate melodies, showcasing Davis's mastery of both styles. From the playful "I Hate Rap!" to the tender "Loving You Comes That Easy To Me," the album offers a diverse range of moods and tempos. With a lineup of tracks that includes "The Race," "A Girl Like That," and "Every Boy And Girl," Davis and his ensemble create a vibrant and engaging musical experience that highlights the timeless appeal of jazz and hard bop.
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