"Walkin' With Jeru" is a captivating journey into the world of Latin jazz and tango, masterfully crafted by the talented Javier Girotto. Released on August 23, 2012, under the Abeat Fast Line label, this album is a testament to Girotto's musical prowess and his ability to blend genres seamlessly. With a duration of over an hour, the album features a diverse range of tracks, each offering a unique blend of rhythms and melodies that are sure to captivate any jazz enthusiast.
The album opens with "Rico Apollo," a track that sets the tone for the rest of the album with its infectious rhythms and lively melodies. "Lonesome Boulevard" follows, offering a more introspective sound, while "Line for Lyons" showcases Girotto's skill on the saxophone. "Art of Trumpet" is a standout track, featuring a beautiful trumpet solo that highlights Girotto's versatility as a musician.
Other notable tracks include "Bernie's Tune," a lively jazz number, and "Etude for Franca," a more subdued piece that showcases Girotto's ability to create mood and atmosphere. "Swing House" is a high-energy track that is sure to get listeners on their feet, while "Camminare nell'ombra" offers a more contemplative sound.
The album concludes with "Carioca," a lively samba that brings the album to a close on a high note. Throughout the album, Girotto's skill as a composer and performer is evident, making "Walkin' With Jeru" a standout release in the world of Latin jazz and tango.