34th n Lex

Dive into the vibrant and dynamic world of jazz fusion with Randy Brecker's "34th N Lex," released on April 21, 2003, under Shrapnel Records, Inc. This captivating album, inspired by the bustling energy of Brecker's Manhattan neighborhood, is a testament to his mastery of the trumpet and his ability to blend various jazz styles seamlessly. With a duration of 56 minutes, "34th N Lex" features 11 tracks that showcase Brecker's versatility and innovative spirit, ranging from the funky "Streeange" to the soulful "All 4 Love" and the upbeat "Hula Dula."

The album's genre-spanning nature, encompassing jazz fusion, big band, and jazz funk, ensures that there's something for every jazz enthusiast. "34th N Lex" not only highlights Brecker's exceptional talent but also his collaborative spirit, as he works with a stellar ensemble to deliver a rich and textured sound. The album's standout tracks, such as the infectious "Foregone Conclusion" and the groovy "Tokyo Freddie," demonstrate Brecker's ability to push the boundaries of traditional jazz, making "34th N Lex" a standout release in his discography.

In 2004, "34th N Lex" garnered critical acclaim and won Randy Brecker the Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Jazz Album, solidifying his status as a jazz fusion pioneer. Whether you're a longtime fan of Randy Brecker or a newcomer to his music, "34th N Lex" is an essential addition to your collection, offering a thrilling journey through the diverse and exhilarating world of jazz fusion.