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it's a wonderful world - spike robinson

It's a Wonderful World

Spike Robinson

1985
9 tracks
45 min

Album Description

Spike Robinson's 'It's a Wonderful World' is a captivating collection of timeless jazz classics, released on 1 January 1985 via Capri Records. This 45-minute album is a masterclass in elegant musicianship, as Robinson's soulful renditions of iconic tracks such as 'Seems Like Old Times', 'The Man I Love', and the titular 'It's a Wonderful World' transport listeners to a bygone era of sophistication and refinement. With a setlist that also includes 'Poor Butterfly', 'Have You Met Miss Jones', 'What Am I Here For', 'A Fine Romance', 'The Touch Of Your Lips', and 'Indian Summer', Spike Robinson showcases his remarkable talent for reinterpreting beloved standards with his own unique flair. Through his expressive performances, Robinson invites listeners to immerse themselves in the rich, nostalgic soundscapes that have come to define the jazz tradition, making 'It's a Wonderful World' an essential listening experience for aficionados and newcomers alike.

January 1, 19851985 Capri Records1985 Capri Records

Tracks

Seems Like Old TimesSpike Robinson Quintet, Spike Robinson
4:46
Poor ButterflySpike Robinson Quintet, Spike Robinson
5:28
Have You Met Miss JonesSpike Robinson Quintet, Spike Robinson
4:30
What Am I Here ForSpike Robinson Quintet, Spike Robinson
4:54
A Fine RomanceSpike Robinson Quintet, Spike Robinson
3:29
The Man I LoveSpike Robinson Quintet, Spike Robinson
6:36
The Touch Of Your LipsSpike Robinson Quintet, Spike Robinson
5:00
Indian SummerSpike Robinson Quintet, Spike Robinson
5:39
It's A Wonderful WorldSpike Robinson Quintet, Spike Robinson
4:46

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About Spike Robinson

Spike Robinson, born Henry Bertholf Robinson, was an American jazz tenor saxophonist renowned for his mellow tone and mastery of the American songbook. Beginning his musical journey at the age of twelve, Robinson's career spanned several decades, marked by a unique blend of professional pursuits. After initially recording on various labels, he pursued an engineering degree and worked in the field for nearly 30 years before returning to music in 1981. Robinson's performances were celebrated for their emotional depth and technical prowess, particularly in his renditions of ballads. His discography, including albums like "Spike & Strings" and "Three For The Road," showcases his versatility and deep connection to jazz standards. Robinson's legacy endures as a testament to his enduring love for music and his ability to captivate audiences with his soulful saxophone playing.

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