Eddie Daniels, a virtuoso clarinetist and saxophonist, presents a captivating collection of intimate jazz portraits with his album "Beautiful Love: Intimate Jazz Portraits." Released on May 22, 2006, under the Shanachie label, this album spans a concise yet engaging 51 minutes, offering a delightful journey through the world of jazz.
The album features a diverse range of tracks, from the tender "Beautiful Love" to the classical inspiration of "First Gymnopedie," showcasing Daniels' versatility and mastery of his instruments. Each piece is a testament to his skill, with tracks like "Waltz For Mirabai" and "Brunete" highlighting his ability to blend traditional jazz with subtle contemporary influences.
Daniels' interpretation of "A Take On Five" offers a fresh perspective on a classic, while "Summer's Gone" brings a reflective close to the album. Whether you're a longtime fan of Eddie Daniels or new to his music, "Beautiful Love: Intimate Jazz Portraits" is a compelling exploration of jazz that showcases the artist's exceptional talent and musical depth.