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    Eric Kloss - About Time (2002)

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    Eric Kloss - About Time (2002)

    Eric Kloss - About Time (2002)
    mp3 320 kbps | 44.1 Khz | Joint Stereo | 74 min 29 sec | 174.2 mb
    Label: Prestige | Genre: Jazz | April 23, 2002

    Eric Kloss was 16 and 17 when he recorded his first two albums, which are reissued in full on this single CD. A brilliant altoist and tenor saxophonist with a sound and a post-bop style of his own, Kloss shows a great deal of potential during these performances, which were originally released as Introducing Eric Kloss and Love and All That Jazz. He is joined by trios that feature either Don Patterson or Richard "Groove" Holmes on organ; Pat Martino, Vinnie Corrao, or Gene Edwards on guitar; and Billy James or Grady Tate on drums. Two Kloss originals and one by Patterson join ten jazz standards, including "Close Your Eyes," "All Blues," a cooking version of "Embraceable You," and Miles Davis' "No Blues." The fire, intensity, and creativity of Eric Kloss' playing makes one regret that he did not have a much longer career.
    Tracklist
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    01. Close Your Eyes (B. Petkere)
    02. Old Folks (W. Robinson / D. L. Hill)
    03. 'S 'Bout Time (D. Patterson)
    04. That's the Way It Is (E. Kloss / G. Giuffre)
    05. All Blues (M. Davis)
    06. Embraceable You (G. Gershwin / I. Gershwin)
    07. You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To (C. Porter)
    08. Just for Fun-K (E. Kloss)
    09. No Blues (M. Davis)
    10. Love for Sale (C. Porter)
    11. I'm Glad There Is You (J. Dorsey / P. M. Mertz)
    12. The Shadow of Your Smile (J. Mandel / P. F. Webster)
    13. Gemini (J. Heath)