Time: 51:40
Size: 118.3 MB
Styles: Saxophone jazz
Year: 2010
Art: Front
[5:54] 1. Nat The Cat
[4:31] 2. Make Her Mine
[8:31] 3. Harlem After Midnight
[4:06] 4. Blue Gardenia
[5:22] 5. Somewhere Along The Way
[3:54] 6. A Blossom Fell
[2:27] 7. That Sunday, That Summer
[3:59] 8. The Sand And The Sea
[2:47] 9. I Don't Want To See Tomorrow
[6:03] 10. The Ruby And The Pearl
[4:00] 11. Mona Lisa
Robert Stewart, ts; Ed Kelly, p; Mark Williams, bs; Sly Randolph, dr; K. Stewart, piano; R. Stewart, fl.
This entire album is dedicated in loving memory of the great Nat King Cole. May his spirit and his music live through eternity. ~Robert Stewart
One of the most impressive hard bop tenor saxophonists to emerge during the 90s, Oakland, CA native Robert Stewart did not take even take up the instrument until the age of 17; however, he so completely immersed himself in the music of Coleman Hawkins, Ben Webster, Sonny Rollins and John Coltrane - as well as the work of his personal mentor, Pharoah Sanders - that he quickly developed his own muscular tone. ~Scott Yanow
This entire album is dedicated in loving memory of the great Nat King Cole. May his spirit and his music live through eternity. ~Robert Stewart
One of the most impressive hard bop tenor saxophonists to emerge during the 90s, Oakland, CA native Robert Stewart did not take even take up the instrument until the age of 17; however, he so completely immersed himself in the music of Coleman Hawkins, Ben Webster, Sonny Rollins and John Coltrane - as well as the work of his personal mentor, Pharoah Sanders - that he quickly developed his own muscular tone. ~Scott Yanow
Nat The Cat: The Music Of Nat King Cole
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