Voyage of the Faithful
Fans are saying, âAT LAST!â This is Julian Josephâs first studio album with his beloved trio of Mark Hodgson and Mark Mondesir on bass and drums since 1996. Over the last 30 years much of Julianâs focus has been on performing new music on the live stage, but now he brings his hallmark sparkle, originality, and the wonderful pulsating swing he is so famous for to this set of original compositions and prized standards from the jazz canon. His Caribbean interpretation of the Duke Ellington/Juan Tizol staple, âCaravanâ, and his extended, emotive reading of Wayne Shorterâs âFootprintsâ express both his love for jazz and his desire to always push himself, his band, and the expectations of the listener.
Voyage of the Faithful
Fans are saying, âAT LAST!â This is Julian Josephâs first studio album with his beloved trio of Mark Hodgson and Mark Mondesir on bass and drums since 1996. Over the last 30 years much of Julianâs focus has been on performing new music on the live stage, but now he brings his hallmark sparkle, originality, and the wonderful pulsating swing he is so famous for to this set of original compositions and prized standards from the jazz canon. His Caribbean interpretation of the Duke Ellington/Juan Tizol staple, âCaravanâ, and his extended, emotive reading of Wayne Shorterâs âFootprintsâ express both his love for jazz and his desire to always push himself, his band, and the expectations of the listener.
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Fans are saying, âAT LAST!â This is Julian Josephâs first studio album with his beloved trio of Mark Hodgson and Mark Mondesir on bass and drums since 1996. Over the last 30 years much of Julianâs focus has been on performing new music on the live stage, but now he brings his hallmark sparkle, originality, and the wonderful pulsating swing he is so famous for to this set of original compositions and prized standards from the jazz canon. His Caribbean interpretation of the Duke Ellington/Juan Tizol staple, âCaravanâ, and his extended, emotive reading of Wayne Shorterâs âFootprintsâ express both his love for jazz and his desire to always push himself, his band, and the expectations of the listener.
