Storyteller - Rob Mullins

Storyteller

Rob Mullins

  • Genre: Jazz
  • Release Date: 2008-03-08
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 11

  • ℗ 2008 Rob Mullins Publishing

Tracks

Title Artist Time
1
Storyteller Rob Mullins 4:36
2
Escher's Etude Rob Mullins 4:44
3
Prime Time Rob Mullins 3:19
4
Sleep Sweet Rob Mullins 6:06
5
Back In the Day Rob Mullins 5:07
6
Run No More Rob Mullins 5:58
7
Tears for America Rob Mullins 5:57
8
In the Sun Rob Mullins 6:05
9
Scarborough Rob Mullins 5:16
10
The Smile Rob Mullins 7:50
11
Family Rob Mullins 6:43

Reviews

  • Enlightened!

    5
    By bebegirlinLA
    I really like the song "In The Sun" from this album. It reminds me of a tropical island and someone having an adventure. Highly recommended for anyone who likes jazz piano that is better than most.
  • Storyteller

    5
    By dahtcahm
    Another exciting album from Rob Mullins. Innovative as always. If you're a fan of jazz and of Rob's traditional and yet unique jazz offerings, then this album is a must-have.
  • One of Rob Mullins' Most Important Works

    5
    By MaxMarch
    This is an artist on the RISE not just commercially but artistically. I've been listening to him for years now; on the radio, at workshops, when he concertizes, etc. Lately I notice a LOT of new buzz on him as he takes more leadership in his genre. STORYTELLER affirms why his growing fame is so well-deserved. Its a very intimate and evocative album where Mullins defines and elevates his distinctive sound more clearly than I've ever heard him do before. The music is amazingly full of expression and sonic texture from all around the world. As a concept album (every track tells a story), I found it best enjoyed if you play it all the way through from first track to last. There is a definite journey happening there. That said, I highly recommend PRIME TIME, BACK IN THE DAY, and STORYTELLER as "must haves" if you're not buying the whole album. If you are a long time fan like me, you'll love the direction he takes in this landmark work. If Mullins is new to you, consider THIS your introduction.