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Track List
01) Early A.M. Attitude (feat. Dave Grusin)
02) Rio Funk
03) Night Rhythms
04) White Water
05) San Ysidro
06) ASA
07) Dolphin Dreams
08) Is It You?
09) 24th Street Blues (live)
10) Latin Lover
11) The Sauce
12) Malibu
13) Waltz for Carmen (live)
01) Early A.M. Attitude (feat. Dave Grusin)
02) Rio Funk
03) Night Rhythms
04) White Water
05) San Ysidro
06) ASA
07) Dolphin Dreams
08) Is It You?
09) 24th Street Blues (live)
10) Latin Lover
11) The Sauce
12) Malibu
13) Waltz for Carmen (live)
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First Released
1991
Jazz
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GRP's generally well-chosen 1991 Collection covers an entire decade of Lee Ritenour releases from Elektra and GRP. As such, those years seem to form a late-'70s plateau descending into a commercial valley by the early part of the '80s and then gradually ascending a slope as Rit's playing grows and deepens in the decade's final years. Some of the high points are the Latin-inflected numbers from Festival ("Latin Lover") and Portrait ("Asa") and two excellent straight-ahead excerpts from Stolen Moments ("24th Street Blues," "Waltz for Carmen"), the latter two with lots of Wes Montgomery-like octave work. And even "Is It You?," Ritenour's pop hit from 1981, comes off as a good, catchy piece of record-making. Recommended for those who only want a sample of Lee Ritenour's voluminous solo output.
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GRP's generally well-chosen 1991 Collection covers an entire decade of Lee Ritenour releases from Elektra and GRP. As such, those years seem to form a late-'70s plateau descending into a commercial valley by the early part of the '80s and then gradually ascending a slope as Rit's playing grows and deepens in the decade's final years. Some of the high points are the Latin-inflected numbers from Festival ("Latin Lover") and Portrait ("Asa") and two excellent straight-ahead excerpts from Stolen Moments ("24th Street Blues," "Waltz for Carmen"), the latter two with lots of Wes Montgomery-like octave work. And even "Is It You?," Ritenour's pop hit from 1981, comes off as a good, catchy piece of record-making. Recommended for those who only want a sample of Lee Ritenour's voluminous solo output.
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