The New Stan Getz Quartet - Only Trust Your Heart It Might As Well Be Spring

Review by Sheri Bambrough

The New Stan Getz Quartet's album Only Trust Your Heart It Might As Well Be Spring is a beautiful and soulful work of art. The quartet's performance is masterful, with each member contributing their own unique sound to create a cohesive and enchanting musical experience.

The album features a mix of classic jazz standards and original compositions, all of which are performed with a level of skill and emotion that is truly impressive. From the opening track, "Only Trust Your Heart," to the closing number, "I Remember Clifford," the quartet delivers a flawless performance that is sure to captivate any jazz lover.

Standout tracks include "Con Alma," a lively and upbeat tune that showcases the quartet's impeccable timing and technical prowess, and "It Might As Well Be Spring," a hauntingly beautiful ballad that highlights the emotional depth of Getz's saxophone playing.

Summary by Sheri Bambrough

Only Trust Your Heart It Might As Well Be Spring is a must-listen for any fan of jazz music. The New Stan Getz Quartet has created a timeless and unforgettable album that is sure to be enjoyed for years to come.