Wardell Gray - Volume 2 1946

Review by agus suroso

Wardell Gray's Volume 2 1946 album is a must-have for jazz enthusiasts. The album features Gray's signature style of improvisation, which is both fluid and dynamic. The album contains tracks such as "Twisted" and "Easy Swing," which showcase Gray's ability to create complex melodies that are both catchy and memorable.

The album also features a number of guest musicians, including trumpeter Howard McGhee and pianist Dodo Marmarosa. These collaborations add depth and texture to the album, and showcase Gray's ability to work with other musicians to create something truly special.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Southside," which features Gray's soaring saxophone solos and a driving rhythm section. The track is a perfect example of Gray's ability to create complex, yet accessible, jazz music that is both engaging and enjoyable.

Summary by agus suroso

Volume 2 1946 is a fantastic album that showcases Wardell Gray's incredible talent as a jazz musician. Whether you're a longtime fan of Gray's work or new to jazz music, this album is sure to impress and delight.