.: Michael Lington l A SONG FOR YOU
How many ways can one express the color, sound and texture of beauty? If your answer to that question were infinite, that would be correct. Michael Lington’s A Song For You exudes nothing less than countless breaths of pure magic. A Song For You is a “must have” for the stellar collection. Here’s why. In Lington’s words, this album features eleven, quote unquote, new standards, composed by singer songwriters of the 70’s. Stevie Wonder’s, All In Love Is Fair, Michael Franks’, Tell Me All About It, Billy Joel’s, She’s Always A Woman, Leon Russell’s, A Song For You, and for me, the kicker was Sting’s, Fragile. My, my, my… pure bliss. I tell you, A Song For You is fantastic in more ways than one.

.: Bob Reynolds l CANT WAIT FOR PERFECT
Stop The Presses! I think we''''''''ve got a hot one. Bob Reynolds, 28-year-old saxophonist and composer, introduces his robust and full body flavor to the game of jazz. Can''''''''t Wait For Perfect, Reynolds'''''''' Talent Records Debut, is by far one of the most impressive, CD’s to debut this year. I think this cat will not only demand your attention and hold you till he decides to let go, but will set the perfect mood for any stimulating social gathering circulating an energy that won''''''''t go unnoticed. Can''''''''t Wait For Perfect features 10 stunning original compositions, not to mention, an awesome band comprised of some of the finest young players in jazz today. In my opinion, if Reynolds couldn''''''''t wait for perfection, he didn''''''''t have to; Perfection found him!