“Joshua Redman’s first album with a vocalist may also be his most emotional, from his first dissonant tenor sax cry (quoting Woody Guthrie’s “This Land Is Your Land”) to singer Gabrielle Cavassa’s hushed take on the Jimmy McHugh-Harold Adamson standard “Where Are You?,” from Redman’s “After Minneapolis (face toward mo(u)rning)” to John Coltrane’s “Alabama.” Supporting players include pianist Aaron Parks, bassist Joe Sanders, and drummer Brian Blade.” (Jon Garelick)
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