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Here and Gone

	Here and Gone David Sanborn Decca U.S., 2008 average customer review:based on 18 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Yes indeed......

a real nice set from Sanborn. I really don't think you can ever get "too laid back", as stated by another reviewer, but we all have a different way of appreciating our music. As the groove is waaaaay back in the day, yes this is predominately down tempo and bluesy, which is not a bad thing. Nice to hear Clapton pour out his heart on "I'm Gonna Move To The Outskirts Of Town". The swing of "Stoney Lonesome"and "Please Send Me Someone To Love" offers a change of pace to proceedings. For me it was a good listen from start to finish, and a relief not to reach for the fast forward button. If you like David, you should like this one. After cooling my way through it, the only button I reached for was the play button, so I could hear it again.

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Great music

Didn't know about this CD. Glad I got it and enjoy the great music.

Artistic conviction: the coveted pearl!

David Sanborn has achieved along all these years the well coveted status of integral artist, absolutely untied of fashion musical tendencies. His genuine versatility, astonishing expressiveness, serene lyricism and mercurial musicality have become him a living legend.

He has always known to keep that artistic integrity and bullet-proof honesty that has allowed him to survive to these tempting fashionable waves. His playing emerges from the heart, always worried by improving himself in every new title he releases.

That's why I can tell you, that any album you get from him is an absolute warranty of endless artistic solvency.

This is a wise choice.

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Lovely slow jazz from a sax master

I love David Sanborn whether he's playing sweet and slow or hot and fast. This tribute CD's got some of jazz standards and heavy hitters from other genres as guests. It's 9 songs and about 2 minutes--could be a bit longer. Still it's a very listenable CD, maybe not Sanborn's best, but well worth having on the shelf.

My favorites:

I'm Gonna Move to the Outskirts of Town--featuring Eric Clapton
Basin Street Blues
I Believe it to my Soul--Joss Stone

Okay, it's all good, but these are my current faves. Give this one a listen.

Rebecca Kyle, August 2008

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