Name: Jazz Moods: Jazz at Week's End
Brand: Concord Jazz
SKU: 41413
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Jazz Moods: Jazz at Week's End

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Album: Jazz Moods: Jazz at Week's End
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Sunny - Ernestine Anderson
2)	Easy Living - Stan Getz
3)	Summer in San Francisco, A - Hendrik Meurkens
4)	Delicate Balance, A - Marian McPartland
5)	Haven't Got a Worry - Rosemary Clooney
6)	Weekend Cruise to Catalina - Laurindo Almeida/Carlos Barbosa-Lima/Charlie Byrd
7)	Lazy Afternoon - Hank Jones
8)	Pacifica - Jeff Linsky
9)	Sunday - Carol Sloane
10)	Blue Skies - George Van Eps/Howard Alden
11)	Estate (Summer) - Ali Ryerson

Album: Jazz Moods: Jazz at Week's End
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Sunny - Ernestine Anderson
2)	Easy Living - Stan Getz
3)	Summer in San Francisco, A - Hendrik Meurkens
4)	Delicate Balance, A - Marian McPartland
5)	Haven't Got a Worry - Rosemary Clooney
6)	Weekend Cruise to Catalina - Laurindo Almeida/Carlos Barbosa-Lima/Charlie Byrd
7)	Lazy Afternoon - Hank Jones
8)	Pacifica - Jeff Linsky
9)	Sunday - Carol Sloane
10)	Blue Skies - George Van Eps/Howard Alden
11)	Estate (Summer) - Ali Ryerson

Performer Notes

Compilation producers: Alexis Davis, David Miller.
This is part of the Concord Records Jazz Moods series.
Concord Jazz was clever enough to realize that there are legions of jazz listeners that use the music as mood music, on occasion. Knowing this, the label compiled a whole series entitled Jazz Moods, designing each disc to fit a specific mood. With Jazz at Week's End, it's a collection of lightly swinging soul-jazz and cool jazz, ideal for relaxation. Some jazz purists may scoff at this idea, but they would likely be satisfied by the music itself, since the disc contains first-class performances from Ernestine Anderson, George Van Eps & Howard Alden, Marian McParland, Jeff Linsky, Hank Jons, Rosemary Clooney, Carol Sloane and Stan Getz, among others. They help make this a substantive collection, as well as one that is entertaining. But the highest compliment one can pay Jazz at Week's End is that it sounds like jazz that should be played at the end of the week. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine