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High-quality digital versions like EAC-FLAC (Exact Audio Copy) preserve the intricate detail of Joe Ferla's recording and mixing, which captured the band in a "live-in-studio" atmosphere. Core Personnel

An atmospheric blues piece built over a rhythmic bass motif. David Sanborn

Delicate, fragile saxophone work with interactive string layers. Stevie Wonder Re-imagined as a mellow, romantic ballad. Sugar Stanley Turrentine David Sanborn - Time Again (2003) [EAC-FLAC]

Dark, moody, and bluesy closer that highlights Sanborn's maturity. Go to product viewer dialog for this item. Sanborn David Timeagain

David Sanborn's 2003 release, (Verve), is a masterful return to his roots, blending soulful R&B-influenced jazz with lush, sophisticated arrangements. Stepping away from the heavy electronic production of his earlier work, this album features a stellar acoustic-leaning band and a collection of "re-imagined" classics alongside three original compositions. Album Overview Genre: Jazz / Contemporary Jazz Release Date: June 3, 2003 Label: Verve Records Producer: Stewart Levine Stevie Wonder Re-imagined as a mellow, romantic ballad

The album is anchored by an "all-star" lineup that provides a deep, empathetic groove: Alto Saxophone, Acoustic Piano Christian McBride: Bass Steve Gadd: Drums Russell Malone: Guitar Mike Mainieri: Vibraphone Gil Goldstein: Piano, String and Rhythm Arrangements Tracklist & Highlights Original Artist / Writer Key Features Comin' Home Baby Ben Tucker Energetic opener with a funky, classic R&B feel. Cristo Redentor Duke Pearson A haunting, soulful reflection of the gospel-jazz classic. Harlem Nocturne Earle Hagen Atmospheric blues vamp with world-music overtones. Man From Mars Joni Mitchell

Soul-jazz staple featuring standout solos from Malone and Sanborn. High-energy track that breaks the album's moody pace. Little Flower David Sanborn Cristo Redentor Duke Pearson A haunting

A "Satie-like" piano-led ballad; widely cited as an instant classic. Sanborn / Peterson