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Steve Wilson, Carla Cook, Rene Marie, Adam Cruz – Soulful Song
| Wykonawcy / kompozytorzy | |
|---|---|
| Steve Wilson (alto saxophone) | |
| Carla Cook (vocal) | |
| Rene Marie (vocal) | |
| Adam Cruz (drums) | |
Steve Wilson - Soulful Song
01. You're Everything (4:47)
02. Wish You Were Here (6:35)
03. Reasons (6:16)
04. Wilsonian Alto (6:51)
05. Wishful Thinking (5:25)
06. Respect Yourself (5:07)
07. Caged Bird (6:18)
08. Carla's Gospel (2:29)
09. Easy Going Evening (My Mama's Call) (6:55)
10. Third World Revolution (6:05)
11. Tortola (6:21)
12. And Eye You (BC) (7:30)
13. Carla's Gospel (Reprise) (1:04)
- Steve Wilson - alto saxophone
- Carla Cook - vocal
- Rene Marie - vocal
- Adam Cruz - drums
AllMusic Review by Scott Yanow
Steve Wilson is a fine altoist, soprano-saxophonist, and flutist who gained some recognition for his playing with Chick Corea. Surprisingly his date for Maxjazz often finds Wilson acting as a sideman behind the vocals of Carla Cook, Phillip Manual, or Rene Marie. Only five of the 13 selections are instrumentals and that is a pity, for Wilson is in excellent form whenever he gets the opportunity to stretch out. Wilson wrote that on this set he wanted to capture the freshness and diversity of early-1970s music. Unfortunately, the material is not all that memorable, many of the vocals are mundane and only the solos of Wilson and pianist-keyboardist Bruce Barth hold one's interest.
