Dave Grusin, a maestro of smooth jazz and fusion, invites you into a world of sophisticated melodies and rich harmonies with his album "The More I See You." Released on February 6, 2015, under Golden Heritage Records, this 46-minute journey through jazz's timeless standards and Grusin's own compositions is a testament to his enduring artistry.
The album opens with the poignant "When Your Lover Has Gone," setting the tone for a collection that balances introspection and joy. Grusin's arrangements are lush and inviting, drawing you in with their warmth and depth. Tracks like "Getting Married" and "Now I Have Someone" showcase his knack for storytelling, while "The More I See You" and "The Party's Over" highlight his ability to infuse classic tunes with fresh energy.
Grusin's piano playing is a delight, whether he's delivering a tender ballad like "My Funny Valentine" or a swinging number like "What Is This Thing Called Love?" The album also features a standout rendition of "Autumn Leaves," a song that Grusin has made his own over the years.
With "The More I See You," Dave Grusin offers a collection that is both familiar and surprising, a celebration of jazz that feels both timeless and contemporary. It's an album that will appeal to longtime fans and newcomers alike, a reminder of why Grusin's music continues to resonate.