Elemental JRF0021LP and those quintessential Potter-esque melodies

and those quintessential Potter-esque melodies

It was cut during the blues revival period of the late 1960s

Tomeka Reid’s cello and Nicole Mitchell’s flute and voice periodically surfaced out of the flow

recorded in December 1961

Elemental JRF0021LP and those quintessential Potter-esque melodiesTwo of the most highly respected figures in the world of jazz vocalist Dee Dee Bridgewater and pianist Bill Charlap document their critically acclaimed, sold out live concerts on their first collaborative album, 'Elemental'. Bridgewater and Charlap curate a repertoire that only they can present: exploring the deep understanding of jazz tradition alongside impeccable phrasing and a once in a generation dynamic range, bringing a level of sophistication