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Download links and information about Homecoming by John Jensen. This album was released in 2000 and it belongs to Jazz genres. It contains 11 tracks with total duration of 01:08:05 minutes.

Artist: John Jensen
Release date: 2000
Genre: Jazz
Tracks: 11
Duration: 01:08:05
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. That Old Feeling (featuring Steve Gilmore, Hod O'Brien) 4:25
2. Polka Dots and Moonbeams (featuring Steve Gilmore, Hod O'Brien) 6:59
3. Exactly Like You (featuring Steve Gilmore, Hod O'Brien) 7:01
4. But Not for Me (featuring Steve Gilmore, Hod O'Brien) 5:19
5. In a Sentimental Mood (featuring Steve Gilmore, Hod O'Brien) 4:36
6. Time After Time (featuring Steve Gilmore, Hod O'Brien) 6:52
7. Alone Together (featuring Steve Gilmore, Hod O'Brien) 6:30
8. Blues Among Friends (featuring Steve Gilmore, Hod O'Brien) 7:23
9. I Thought About You (featuring Steve Gilmore, Hod O'Brien) 10:11
10. Nobody Else but Me (featuring Steve Gilmore, Hod O'Brien) 3:50
11. You Don't Know What Love Is (featuring Steve Gilmore, Hod O'Brien) 4:59

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Trombonist John Jensen, an accomplished sideman, makes his debut as a leader with a lively set of standards (save for the improvised "Blues Among Friends"). Fluid and expressive on his instrument, Jensen is backed by a highly capable ensemble, with pianist Hod O'Brien his main accompanist and soloing partner. Bassist Steve Gilmore (of Phil Woods Quintet fame) and drummer Brooks Tegler provide rhythmic backbone; Steve Abshire adds chugging guitar and is particularly effective on drumless, trad-style readings of "Exactly Like You" and "Alone Together." "Polka Dots and Moonbeams" gets an unusual bossa treatment (add Seguito Turner on percussion), "I Thought About You" appears as a waltz, and "In a Sentimental Mood" finds Jensen, accompanied only by Gilmore's bass, overdubbing a second trombone track for a bit of plunger/non-plunger dialogue. During solos, fleeting references to "Lady Be Good," "Glocca Morra," and Billy Strayhorn's "Rain Check" (to name but a few) keep one's ears all the more engaged. ~ David R. Adler, Rovi