Justo Almario

Interlude

Justo Almario - Interlude

01/01/1981

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All Music Guide Review

Produced by Roy Ayers and originally issued in 1981 on the vibist's own Uno Melodic label, Justo Almario's Interlude quite naturally recalls the mellow, sun-kissed sound of Ayers' late-'70s work for Polydor, albeit without the vocals and grating disco influences. Alternating between tenor and soprano saxophone, Almario creates panoramic fusion as warm and comfortable as mittens -- imagine Kenny G. with actual talent and a grasp of funk. Indeed, Interlude will appeal most to listeners who prefer jazz that's soothing, not soothsaying. Almario's music is romantic and atmospheric, nothing more and nothing less. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide

Interlude Track Listing

  • Track#
  • Title
  • time
  • lyrics
  • 1
  • Interlude
  • 5:24
  • Sound Clip for Interlude from Interlude


  • 2
  • Seventh Avenue
  • 6:19
  • Sound Clip for Seventh Avenue from Interlude


  • 3
  • I'm the One That Loves You
  • 6:47
  • Sound Clip for I'm the One That Loves You from Interlude


  • 4
  • Sho' You Right
  • 5:45
  • Sound Clip for Sho' You Right from Interlude


  • 5
  • Sir John
  • 5:19
  • Sound Clip for Sir John from Interlude


  • 6
  • Aquarian Mood
  • 3:46
  • Sound Clip for Aquarian Mood from Interlude


    • Credits of Interlude

    • Justo Almario
    • Percussion, Arranger, Sax (Soprano), Sax (Tenor), Handclapping, Main Performer

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