Sax Quartet '85 - Sax Quartet 85

Review by Lois Elisabeth

Sax Quartet '85's eponymous album, Sax Quartet 85, is a delightful collection of contemporary jazz compositions. The quartet, consisting of four skilled saxophonists, delivers a cohesive and dynamic performance throughout the album.

The opening track, "Sax Appeal," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its upbeat tempo and lively saxophone riffs. "Midnight in Paris" showcases the quartet's ability to create a sultry and romantic atmosphere with their music, while "Jazz Waltz" highlights their technical proficiency and improvisational skills.

The quartet's rendition of "My Funny Valentine" is a standout track, with each saxophonist taking turns to showcase their individual style and interpretation of the classic tune. "Sax Quartet Blues" brings the album to a close with a soulful and bluesy performance that leaves the listener wanting more.

Summary by Lois Elisabeth

Sax Quartet 85 is a must-listen for fans of contemporary jazz and saxophone music. The quartet's chemistry and skillful playing make for an enjoyable and engaging listening experience.