(Cool) Joey DeFrancesco, Robi Botos, Vito Rezza, Phil Dwyer - One Take Vol.4 - 2010, APE (image+.cue) lossless

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TITLE "One Take Vol.4"
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  TRACK 01 AUDIO
    TITLE "There Is No Greater Love"
    PERFORMER "Joey DeFrancesco"
    INDEX 01 00:00:00
  TRACK 02 AUDIO
    TITLE "Tenderly"
    PERFORMER "Joey DeFrancesco"
    INDEX 00 11:11:51
    INDEX 01 11:12:50
  TRACK 03 AUDIO
    TITLE "Village Green"
    PERFORMER "Joey DeFrancesco"
    INDEX 00 18:18:47
    INDEX 01 18:19:46
  TRACK 04 AUDIO
    TITLE "Not That"
    PERFORMER "Joey DeFrancesco"
    INDEX 00 27:06:08
    INDEX 01 27:07:07
  TRACK 05 AUDIO
    TITLE "Alice in Wonderland"
    PERFORMER "Joey DeFrancesco"
    INDEX 00 35:20:32
    INDEX 01 35:21:31
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    TITLE "Broadway"
    PERFORMER "Joey DeFrancesco"
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One of the great pleasures of jazz is entering a club to hear expert musicians come together and play impromptu, with no rehearsals. Such a situation is created in One Take, Volume Four.
This is the fourth recording in the series to feature world acclaimed organist Joey DeFrancesco with three expert Canadian musicians; in this case, the seriously swinging tenor saxophonist Phil Dwyer, very capable pianist Robi Botos (also doubling on Fender Rhodes), and drummer Vito Rezza, a dynamic catalyst.
The sessions aren't planned—DeFrancesco can be heard shouting suggestions before a number and enthusiastically praising results at the finish. And the musicians certainly know each other, intuiting responses in inventive ways. With tracks averaging over eight minutes, everyone gets ample opportunity to stretch out in solos. DeFrancesco is one the most extroverted of organists, and pulls out all the stops on several occasions. The tracks mix ballads, blues, funk, and all-our jamming. Overall, the session is a blast.
After a lovely piano introduction by Botos, the record gets off to a steaming start on "There Is No Greater Love," with a first taste of Dwyer's creative sax work in the hard-driving Joe Lovano tradition.
To cool things down, "Tenderly" follows, featuring the smoky sounds of DeFrancesco's organ and Botos' Fender Keyboard On "Village Green," Rezza's furious drumming leads the group in an up-tempo celebration.
The standout here is "Not That," a DeFrancesco original excursion in down home blues. He starts off with a wallop, his rollicking solo pushed forward by Rezza's marching drums.
With a lot of good jazz fun throughout, here's looking forward to Volume Five.