Various - Blue Note Plays Stevie Wonder

Review by chetan vashistth

The album "Blue Note Plays Stevie Wonder" showcases the incredible talent of various jazz musicians, paying tribute to the legendary Stevie Wonder. The album features classic tracks such as "Superstition" and "Isn't She Lovely" among others. The artists on this album have brilliantly reimagined these songs with their unique jazz interpretations, adding a refreshing twist to the familiar tunes.

The arrangements are beautifully crafted with each musician bringing their own style to the table. The saxophone solos, piano riffs and drum beats are all perfectly in sync, creating a cohesive sound that is both soothing and energetic. The album is a perfect blend of classic Stevie Wonder hits and the improvisational flair of jazz music.

The standout tracks on the album include "Higher Ground" by Robert Glasper, "Overjoyed" by Derrick Hodge and "Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing" by Keyon Harrold. Each of these tracks showcases the artist's unique style and interpretation, making for an incredibly diverse and dynamic listening experience.

Summary by chetan vashistth

"Blue Note Plays Stevie Wonder" is a must-have for fans of both jazz and Stevie Wonder's music. It is a brilliant tribute to a legendary artist that will leave listeners feeling uplifted and inspired.