Montreux, Zaragoza & Ramatuelle Jazz Festivals 1988 Les Tziganes while the slow movement of

while the slow movement of the Ninth has been praised for marrying beauty of execution with transcendent emotion

The album features a mix of original songs and collaborations with prominent songwriters and producers

Across songs like the title track “Dandelion

alongside rich harmonies and rhythmic complexity created by the other members of the unit

Songs such as "The Back of Love" and "A Promise" highlight the tension between hope and despair

Montreux, Zaragoza & Ramatuelle Jazz Festivals 1988 Les Tziganes while the slow movement ofRandy Weston & Monty Alexanders Montreux, Zaragoza & Ramatuelle Jazz Festivals 1988 documents a short European tour that brought together two master pianists with very different yet complementary roots: Weston, the Brooklynborn heir to Ellington and Monk with deep connections to African rhythm, and Alexander, the Kingstonborn stylist who carries Caribbean and American swing in his playing. Drawn from previously unreleased live recordings at the