Jeff Golub: Grand Central (CD)

Jeff Golub (geb. 1955)

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Label:: Narada
Aufnahmejahr ca.:: 2007
UPC/EAN:: 0094636474021
Erscheinungstermin:: 6.3.2007

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With a spirit, energy, and diversity that are uniquely New York City, guitarist Jeff Golub invites fans to the musical crossroads of Grand Central, his seventh solo album, on March 6th. Golub produced most of the Narada Jazz / Blue Note Label Group collection of electric and acoustic blues, contemporary jazz, rock, and pop with Steven Miller, with a few tracks produced by Rick Braun and Paul Brown. Roaring out of the station first is "Hello Betty," fueled by Golub's cool-toned electric riffing and driven by an incendiary horn section. Conductors will begin punching tickets for the track at smooth jazz radio on February 5th.

Golub has a natural flair for delivering raw and honest recordings. Grand Central was primarily recorded with a live band in a New York studio by musicians Golub jams with at small, informal club gigs around the city that they do when they're off the road. Golub deftly deploys a clean blues sound to his guitar that takes on more of a lyrical, vocal-like quality on the new record. The New York City dweller wrote or co-wrote nine new songs for the disc in addition to selecting a few classics to record, including Sly Stone's "If You Want Me to Stay," George Harrison's "Something," and the soulful "Ain't No Woman," on which saxophonist Richard Elliot shines. Other luminaries contributing were Braun (trumpet, flugelhorn), Kirk Whalum (sax), Philippe Saisse (piano), Stephen Ferrone (drums), Mitchell Foreman (keyboards), and Luis Conte (percussion).