Artist: Houston Person, Ron Carter
Album: Remember Love
Genre: Jazz
Release Date: 2018
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 44,1 kHz
Duration: 52:46
Total Tracks: 10
Total Size: 463 MB

Tracklist:

1-01. Houston Person & Ron Carter – Love Is Here to Stay (06:57)
1-02. Houston Person & Ron Carter – My One and Only Love (04:37)
1-03. Houston Person & Ron Carter – Why Not (06:10)
1-04. Houston Person & Ron Carter – Day Dream (05:01)
1-05. Houston Person & Ron Carter – Gentle Rain (06:23)
1-06. Houston Person & Ron Carter – The Way You Look Tonight (04:28)
1-07. Houston Person & Ron Carter – You Are My Sunshine (05:43)
1-08. Houston Person & Ron Carter – Blues for D.P (05:32)
1-09. Houston Person & Ron Carter – Easy to Remember (04:47)
1-10. Houston Person & Ron Carter – Without a Song (03:03)

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Over twenty-five years ago, this duo began their first collaboration with an album entitled ‘Something In Common’. Six releases later they remain committed to the format. In this session of standards, the tunes have been culled from the American Songbook with the intention of providing unabashed look at life, love, youth and beauty.

Houston Person’s tenor tone is smooth, warm and easy-going, and the duo format brings out his romantic side. Ron Carter, meanwhile, is in complete charge of the music’s harmony and rhythm, well aware of the manifold accompaniment possibilities each tune presents, and able to move seamlessly between an astounding number of those possibilities. So if you want to hear two masters at work, playing off and for each other, this is the place to be.The natural wear and tear of a couple? Houston Person and Ron Carter wouldn’t know… A quarter of a century after the beginning of their collaboration, the tenor saxophonist and the double bassist (both now in their eighties) continue their beautiful partnership. For Remember Love, they climb up the Everest of the American Songbook; they’re themes that have been played a thousand times by the whole world, yet the warmth of the duo’s interpretation makes them fascinating. Person’s tenor is a summit of gentleness and languor. Carter’s feline double bass scales the steep paths. We find here two wise old men playing with pure musical velvet. It’s no reinvention of the menu of the day, but beautiful all the same… – Marc Zisman