Eight Track - Dave Stryker

Eight Track

Dave Stryker

  • Genre: Jazz
  • Release Date: 2014-02-03
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 10

  • ℗ 2014 Dave Stryker

Tracks

Title Artist Time
1
I'll Be Around (feat. Jared Go Dave Stryker 4:54
2
Pusherman Superfly Dave Stryker 7:16
3
Wichita Lineman Dave Stryker 6:03
4
Aquarius Dave Stryker 7:17
5
Never My Love Dave Stryker 6:10
6
Superwoman Dave Stryker 6:06
7
Never Can Say Goodbye Dave Stryker 5:49
8
Make It With You Dave Stryker 5:07
9
Money Dave Stryker 6:49
10
Thats the Way of the World Dave Stryker 4:51

Reviews

  • Paul DesRosiers

    5
    By pdesrosi
    Dave Stryker is a very talented jazz guitarist. He is definitely influenced by Wes Montgomery; Wes was laid back and fluent at the same time. Dave is like that. I absolutely Love this version of Aquarius with the Hammond Organ and killer Vibes! Thanks Dave Stryker!
  • My Favorite Itunes Purchase Ever!

    5
    By G5popcorn
    This has to be the finest work from Dave Stryker. This album by far is my favorite one. I listen to it on the road, at home, and never grow tired of it. He just kills it on so many of these old but good tunes. His music is fun, up beat, and relaxing all in one.
  • Monday Morning Jam Session

    5
    By Kia76
    This CD is everything! Love. I feel like I am at a live concert. I plan to surprise my Dad with this one for Father's Day. Chill out with a glass of wine and enjoy.
  • Just killin'.

    5
    By BigBottomLover
    Dave Stryker, organ trio (w/ vibes) and R&B/soul favorites? What more could you want? This set of reworked soul/R&B classics is highly recommended listening. The recording itself is outstanding (headphone listening encouraged) and the performances are outstanding and always soulful. The stereo imaging and mix of the recording really make you feel like your standing in the center of the band, with the sound of the Organ and the Vibes enveloping you and almost wrapping around your head (again…try headphones!) Dave Stryker's tone is very strong and IMO one of his recorded best…warm but never muddy. The most impressive thing about this effort is the smart and musical way the tunes were handled. Either by instrumentation or arrangement, these tunes never feel like Muzak covers but sound instead like soulful and respectful interpretations of strong, classic melodies. Jazz at it's best, and a super strong outing from Dave Stryker and his band. My personal favorite to date. Get it!