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15 of 17 people found the following review helpful:
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Very Easy Listening,
By David T Morrison (huntington wv) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Only Trust Your Heart (Audio CD)
Super sax by Jim, Stacey Kent's wonderful singing, great trumpet work. what more could you want? Jim is unselfish as his wife Stacey in featuring other fine musicians in albumns. A must buy for jazz lovers!
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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Jim and Stacey make great music together.,
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This review is from: Only Trust Your Heart (Audio CD)
I am writing this in response the the "Kid's" review below. Anyone who sees or hears Stacey Kent as a "musical fake" is stone deaf.
My apologies to Jim for deflecting my review but I couldn't let that comment stand. And now, back to Jim, he is truly a talented and disiplined player. I've heard a lot of sax players in my time and he is one of my favorites. That he is married to, and dedicated to making music with, one of my all-time favorite female vocalists is a bonus. We saw them in Seattle and they had the audience in the palms of their hands. It was one of the most memorable live sets that I've ever witnessed. Together they are truly blissfull. Give us more Jim and Stacey.
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For the discerning ear,
This review is from: Only Trust Your Heart (Audio CD)
Jim Tomlinson is a rare, lyrical saxophonist in this age of flash and bombast. Yeah, its fair to compare him to Getz but Jim is part of a much wider tradition, with Desmond included, of singing a song on the horn and still swinging. It just happens that Getz is the only player different from Coltrane etal that the average listener is familiar with.
Jim and Stacey are the perfect match sonically and every one of Stacey records (by the way) is enhanced by Jim's playing.
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