Michael Wolff, Impure Thoughts - 1h 8m 35s

Tracks & Durations

1. Eritrea	7:54
2. Papa Was A Rolling Stone	6:34
3. Euphoria	5:14
4. Bengal	6:43
5. Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin)	6:02
6. In A Silent Way	7:47
7. Impure Thoughts	7:22
8. Mama Tell Me	9:39
9. Michael Wolff Video	11:14

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Review

If you watched the Arsenio Hall Show on TV, you know the host's sidekick and piano-playing music director, Michael Wolff. After the show's demise, Wolff recorded a couple of good jazz recordings as a leader. It's Wolff's lifelong battle with Tourette's Syndrome, portrayed in the film, The Tic Code, and his Impure Thoughts, recorded with Arsenio Hall bassist John A. Williams, that refocuses attention on Wolff's music. He brilliantly blends straight-ahead swing, fusion, and Latin and East Indian polyrhythms, graced with Wolff's tasty Herbie Handcockian chords. From Sly Stone's "Thank You Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin" and Joe Zawinul's jazz-rock classic "In a Silent Way" to the exotic "Eritrea," Michael Wolff shows us great, multistylistic swing. --Eugene Holley Jr.

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