Stanley Turrentine's "If I Could," released on October 4, 1993, under the Jazz Heritage Society label, is a captivating journey through the rich landscape of jazz. This album, spanning 54 minutes, seamlessly blends hard bop, soul jazz, cool jazz, and bebop, showcasing Turrentine's mastery of the saxophone and his ability to navigate various jazz genres with ease. The tracklist features a mix of original compositions and well-known standards, including "June Bug," "Caravan," and "A Luta Continua," each offering a unique perspective on Turrentine's versatile style. The album also includes a poignant tribute to Bill Evans with "I Remember Bill" and a lush, string-arranged version of "If I Could" by Don Sebesky. Turrentine's warm, expressive tone and impeccable phrasing are on full display throughout, making "If I Could" a standout addition to any jazz enthusiast's collection.