Charlie Hunter's "Altitude" is a captivating journey through the realms of jazz funk and acid jazz, released on September 25, 2007, via Thirsty Ear Recordings. This double album, spanning a generous 1 hour and 37 minutes, is a testament to Hunter's virtuosity and his collaborative spirit, featuring Bobby Previte and John Medeski. The album's title and tracklist, which includes names of famous landmarks and geological terms, hint at a conceptual depth that goes beyond the typical jazz album. From the towering "Taipei 101" to the profound depths of the "Mariana Trench," each track offers a unique sonic landscape, showcasing Hunter's innovative approach to jazz. With its intricate compositions and high-energy performances, "Altitude" is a thrilling exploration of sound that will keep jazz enthusiasts engaged from start to finish. The album's unique blend of genres and conceptual depth make it a standout release in Charlie Hunter's discography.