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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
***+1/2 stars - Good but not Great
14 Nov 2010
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
"Jazz and Beatles" is a collection of songs from the Lennon/McCartney songbook as performed by Jazz musicians. Since 'Jazz' can mean so many different things, the question beckons: what does this tribute sound like? This is contemporary Straight Jazz with a popular sensibility. Walking in a relaxed tempo, the brief renditions have a laid-back vibe. Almost surprisingly, the sound stays straight and almost never crosses the Smooth Jazz line. With the exception of 'Hey Jude,' every track features vocals, so instrumental enthusiasts should look elsewhere for something like the "Instrumental Jazz Tribute" or "Rubber Soulive." As far as the production goes, it sounds as if different vocalists sang with the same band during a studio session. The performances are all well-executed, but stock. In this sense, "Jazz and Beatles" doesn't inspire praise or condemnation. While there's nothing wrong with this project, there's also nothing here to write home about. Along these lines, there are no highlights to speak of as the arrangements and performances are all good but forgettable. At the end of the day, PMB has done better tributes like "Bossa n' Marley." If you're looking for some jazzy background sounds for a romantic evening, it will fit the bill in style. As a Beatles tribute, "Jazz and Beatles" can be skipped over.
0 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Joke
27 Mar 2011
I don't agree with my predecesor. This is very interesting interpretation. Of course it is not a masterpice, but comparing this to the piece of ... like "Bossa n' Marley " it is what realy make me laugh.
Of course,this is an art. We can have a thousands different opinions and we all - right! (sic!)
Of course,this is an art. We can have a thousands different opinions and we all - right! (sic!)
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