Johnny Coles Quartet, Kenny Drew, Randy Weston, Peck Morrison, Charlie Persip - The Warm Sound

Review by Patrik Spathon

The Warm Sound by Johnny Coles Quartet, Kenny Drew, Randy Weston, Peck Morrison, and Charlie Persip is a timeless jazz album that showcases the incredible talent of these musicians. From the opening notes of "Hobo Joe" to the closing track "The Warm Sound," this album is a true masterpiece of the genre.

The quartet's chemistry is evident throughout the album, with each musician playing off one another in a seamless and effortless way. Coles' trumpet playing is simply stunning, with his solos on tracks like "Sometimes I'm Happy" and "My Secret Love" leaving listeners in awe.

Drew's piano work is also a highlight of the album, with his delicate and intricate playing on tracks like "I Can't Get Started" and "I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face" adding a layer of depth and complexity to the music.

Weston, Morrison, and Persip provide the perfect rhythm section for the quartet, with their tight and precise playing adding a sense of urgency and drive to the music. Tracks like "Django" and "Jubilation" showcase the group's ability to seamlessly blend together into a cohesive and powerful unit.

Summary by Patrik Spathon

The Warm Sound is a must-listen for any fan of jazz music. It's a true testament to the skill and creativity of these incredible musicians, and an album that will be enjoyed for generations to come.