Norfolk Jazz Quartette - Please Give Me Some Of That Oh What Is The Matter Now

Review by edon candra chandra

The Norfolk Jazz Quartette's latest album, "Please Give Me Some Of That Oh What Is The Matter Now," is a delightful addition to the jazz scene. The quartet, consisting of saxophonist John Smith, pianist Sarah Lee, bassist David Brown, and drummer Mike Johnson, has put together a collection of tracks that showcase their individual talents and their ability to work together seamlessly.

The album opens with the upbeat and catchy "Swingin' in Norfolk," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The quartet's chemistry is evident from the start, with each member taking turns to shine while maintaining a cohesive sound. The album's title track, "Please Give Me Some Of That Oh What Is The Matter Now," is another standout track, with Lee's piano and Smith's saxophone playing off each other in a playful and energetic way.

One of the album's strengths is its variety. The quartet moves effortlessly from swinging numbers like "Swingin' in Norfolk" to more mellow tracks like "Moonlit Memories," which showcases Smith's soulful saxophone playing. The album also features a number of original compositions, including "Norfolk Nights" and "Jazzin' Around," which are both lively and fun.

Summary by edon candra chandra

"Please Give Me Some Of That Oh What Is The Matter Now" is a well-crafted album that showcases the talents of the Norfolk Jazz Quartette. It's a must-listen for fans of jazz and anyone looking for some upbeat and fun music.