The Enja Heritage Collection: Hot Stuff

Dive into the vibrant world of free jazz with Mitch Watkins' "The Enja Heritage Collection: Hot Stuff," released on January 1, 1990, under the AlFi Records label. This captivating album spans 57 minutes of innovative and boundary-pushing music, showcasing Watkins' mastery of the genre. From the fiery opener "Hot Stuff" to the enigmatic "Top Secret," and the introspective "Birthday Blues," each track offers a unique journey through the complexities and freedoms of jazz. Watkins' virtuosity shines in pieces like "Polar Lights" and "Killer Joe," while "My Invitation" and "Seven Steps To Heaven" display his ability to blend raw energy with melodic sophistication. The album concludes with the serene "Toscanian Sunset," leaving you with a sense of both exhilaration and tranquility. "The Enja Heritage Collection: Hot Stuff" is a testament to Mitch Watkins' artistry and his significant contribution to the free jazz landscape.