JayTee Featuring Mike Stern, Alain Caron, Martijn van Iterson - Dont Jay Walk

Review by megan suggitt

The album "Don't Jay Walk" by JayTee featuring Mike Stern, Alain Caron, and Martijn van Iterson is a masterpiece of contemporary jazz that showcases the talents of these world-class musicians. The album is a fusion of different styles of jazz, such as bebop, fusion, and contemporary, which blend seamlessly to create an unforgettable listening experience.

JayTee's compositions are a testament to his artistic vision and his ability to bring together different musicians to create a cohesive sound. The tracks on the album are diverse, and each one has its unique flavor. The album's opener, "Don't Jay Walk," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its catchy melody and intricate guitar work from Mike Stern.

The album's standout track is "The Groove," which features Alain Caron's virtuosic bass playing and Martijn van Iterson's smooth guitar lines. The track is a showcase of their individual talents and their ability to work together to create a cohesive sound.

Another highlight of the album is "Blues for Mike," which pays homage to Mike Stern's bluesy guitar playing. The track is a slow burner that builds to a climactic solo from Stern that showcases his technical prowess and emotional depth.

Summary by megan suggitt

"Don't Jay Walk" is a must-have album for any jazz fan. The album is a testament to the enduring popularity of jazz and the continued innovation of its artists. JayTee, Mike Stern, Alain Caron, and Martijn van Iterson have created a timeless masterpiece that will be remembered for years to come.