Since September 2010, this blog has recorded the journey of this music junkie as I attempt to listen to all the music in my CD collection. CDs revisited in their entirety from start to finish - no skipping tracks, no shuffle. Compact Discs only - no vinyl, no tapes, no files.

Wednesday, February 8, 2017

David Sanborn - Hearsay (1994)


Not the best Sanborn album, but he was still collaborating with bassist/composer/producer/ Marcus Miller, so it can't be too bad. I realize it's unfair to compare this to albums released ten years earlier, but I just can't help myself. Still, if you like any of his '80s output, there's something here for you.

Album chart peaks:
  • US Billboard 200: #116
  • Billboard Contemporary Jazz: #2
  • Billboard R&B: #39

Tracks: My picks are The Long Goodbye, Little Face, and Back to Memphis. Even though it's not very original, I dig the cover of Got To Give It Up simply because I like the song. Skip the terribly dated track Big Foot.

Personal Memory Associated with this CD: None. It seems like I would have had this upon release but since I was willfully unemployed in '94, maybe I just didn't have the money to spend. I picked it up much later.

I've seen Sanborn in concert twice and I'd like to see him at least once more before he quits touring.


Previously revisited for the blog:
Original Album Series (2010)
Timeagain (2003)
Love Songs (1995)
The Best of (1994)
Upfront (1992)
A Change of Heart (1987)
Straight To The Heart (1984)
Backstreet (1983)
As We Speak (1982)
Voyeur (1981)
Beck & Sanborn (1975)

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