Joyous Encounter
Wednesday, August 03, 2005
Jazz saxophonist and composer Joe Lovano tells us about his 17th recording for Blue Note: Joyous Encounter. The album is a follow-up to his 2004 quartet record I’m All For You: Ballad Songbook, and like that album, it features Hank Jones on piano, George Mraz on bass, and Paul Motian on drums.
Lovano will be performing at Caramoor Jazz Festival on August 6 all day at the Venetian Theater -- for tickets, call 914-232-1252 -- or go to caramoor.org
Music:
Joe Lovano: "Crescent" by Joe Lovano from the album "Joyous Encounter" and "Someone to Watch Over Me" by Joe Lovano from the album "Celebrating Sinatra"
Lovano will be performing at Caramoor Jazz Festival on August 6 all day at the Venetian Theater -- for tickets, call 914-232-1252 -- or go to caramoor.org
Music:
Joe Lovano: "Crescent" by Joe Lovano from the album "Joyous Encounter" and "Someone to Watch Over Me" by Joe Lovano from the album "Celebrating Sinatra"
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