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BLUE KNIGHTS, Night Talk

Audio CD

Disk ID: 1737733

Disk length: 59m 18s (14 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 2000

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Saturday Morning 4:09
2. Blue Train 4:44
3. Vegaz Dance 4:09
4. Night Talk 4:53
5. Funky Bill 3:51
6. Miami Groove 3:39
7. Smooth Night 4:38
8. Paris-Texas 3:23
9. First Date 4:22
10. Dubai-Dance 3:54
11. Next Sunset 5:06
12. Boogie 3:24
13. The Moon 4:51
14. Marmaris-Out 4:05

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Review

Polite, agreeable, undistinguished. It's a description that could be attached to any number of smooth-jazz recordings, and it certainly applies to Night Talk from the German foursome Blue Knights, a group whose best-known member is composer-keyboarist-producer Curtis McLaw, one-half of the duo Dancing Fantasy. Pleasant to the point of innocuousness, this 59-minute package offers modest production values and minimal virtuosity, but its mid- and uptempo melodies offer just enough attractiveness that it may find its way onto smooth-jazz playlists. The brightest candidates for such recognition are "Funky Bill," peppered with Al Jarreau-like vocalizing and finger-snapping grooves, and "Vegaz Dance," a mild-mannered toe-tapper for flute and piano. The one track that offers something other than a formula smooth-jazz structure is an appealing, slow-go piano solo ("The Moon") that McLaw inserts as the disc's penultimate track. Otherwise, Night Talk is largely inoffensive, easily accessible background music for your next patio party. --Terry Wood

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