"Do You Have Any Sugar?" is a studio album by the legendary saxophonist Stanley Turrentine, released in 1999 under Concord Records. This album marks Turrentine's debut on the Concord Vista label and is a testament to his mastery of the jazz genre, blending elements of hard bop, soul jazz, cool jazz, and bebop. The album features eleven instrumental tracks, each showcasing Turrentine's soulful and expressive saxophone playing, accompanied by a talented ensemble that brings a rich, warm, and inviting atmosphere.
With a duration of over an hour, "Do You Have Any Sugar?" offers a diverse range of compositions, from the upbeat and energetic "Keep On Keepin' On" to the smooth and mellow "Pause To Wonder." The album's title track, "Do You Have Any Sugar?", is a standout piece that highlights Turrentine's ability to create a captivating and engaging musical experience. Other notable tracks include "Favorite Heart," "Calling You," and "Back In The Day," each offering a unique blend of jazz styles that showcase Turrentine's versatility and artistry.
Recorded in 1999, the album has been praised for its smooth and soulful sound, making it a favorite among jazz enthusiasts. Whether you're a longtime fan of Stanley Turrentine or a newcomer to his music, "Do You Have Any Sugar?" is an essential addition to any jazz collection, offering a timeless and enjoyable listening experience.
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