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Mark Sherman's 2005 album "Please, Professor" is a vibrant and eclectic journey through the world of jazz, showcasing Sherman's versatility and wit as both a musician and a songwriter. With a career spanning several decades, Sherman brings a wealth of experience and a playful sense of humor to this collection of 15 tracks, each offering a unique blend of jazz, blues, and ragtime influences.
The album opens with "New Paltz Blues," setting the stage for a diverse exploration of musical styles and themes. Sherman's clever lyrics and dynamic compositions shine throughout, from the cheeky "I'm in Love with a Sheep" to the introspective "Freudian Blues." The album also features instrumental tracks like "Solitaire Rag" and "Whole New Word," showcasing Sherman's impressive technical skills and range.
"Please, Professor" is not just a display of Sherman's musical prowess but also a testament to his storytelling abilities. Tracks like "My Mother Always Wanted Me to Marry a Jewish Girl" and "By Day I'm a Psych Professor" blend personal anecdotes with witty observations, creating a soundtrack that is as engaging as it is entertaining.
With a runtime of over an hour and ten minutes, this album is a substantial body of work that rewards repeated listens. Whether you're a longtime fan of Mark Sherman or a newcomer to his music, "Please, Professor" offers a delightful and engaging exploration of jazz and beyond.