Gordon Goodwin's Big Phat Band, XXL - 1h 13m 32s

Tracks & Durations

1. High Maintenance	6:17
2. A Game of Inches	7:21
3. Comes Love	5:31
4. Thad Said No	5:45
5. Hunting Wabbits	6:20
6. The Quiet Corner	6:20
7. Horn of Puente	6:18
8. It's All Right With Me	4:44
9. The Jazz Police	5:19
10. Mozart 40th Symphony in Gm	8:07
11. What Sammy Said	7:50
12. Let The Good Times Roll	3:31

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Review

Gordon Goodwin has built a bigger-than-life reputation with his composing, arranging, and musical instrumentation skills. He combines all these talents on XXL, his second creation as ringleader for the Big Phat Band. After three Emmy Awards and two Grammy nominations, Gordon is still hungry for more.

The Big Phat Band is Gordon's creation…and his muse. XXL finds a stable full of LA's best Jazz players - Eric Marienthal, Eddie Daniels, Michael Brecker, Peter Erskine, and others eighteen deep _-- wailing alongside their leader. These players have over a dozen Top-10 Jazz albums under their collective belt. Their passion drives Gordon over the top!

Add three more guest performances and the mix hits full steam. Seven-time Grammy winning vocal group Take 6 checks in for two cuts. Billboard chart-topper Brian McKnight breathes new soul into the Jazz classic "Comes Love." And Johnny Mathis, the man who needs no introduction, arrives to "Let The Good Times Roll."

XXL finds Gordon Goodwin at the top of his game. Virtuoso performances abound on the record, by Gordon and all his key companions. Traditional big band music feels more alive than ever. The electric energy at Gordon's sold-out west coast gigs can only testify that the man has something cooking.

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