Tom Harrell - Labyrinth

Primary Artist
Tom Harrell
Album Title
Labyrinth
Release Date
January, 1996 
Time
65:42 
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Review by Scott Yanow
Tom Harrell has been gradually gaining recognition as one of the most consistently creative brassmen in jazz. Although his soft tone can sometimes be a little reminiscent of Chet Baker, Harrell's technique is on a higher level and he is a more advanced player. Harrell is heard in fine form throughout this CD which is split between appearances with his impressive quintet and with a nonet/tentet. The trumpeter, who contributed nine of the ten selections, is quite generous in allocating solo space and in keeping his improvisations relatively brief and to the point. Read More
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