Taking Chances: Live At The Dakota finds journeyman trumpeter Terell Stafford leading his quintet through a performance at the Dakota Bar & Grill in Minneapois, MN in June of 2005. A fiery improvisor with formidable trumpet technique and an ear for knotty, post-bop lines Stafford has graced the albums of countless other artists and it's always a pleasure to hear him get a chance to stretch-out on his own. Joining him here is a stellar ensemble including saxophonist Tim Warfield, pianist Bruce Barth, bassist Derrick Hodge and drummer Dana Hall. From the frenetic and foot stomping lead-off Stafford original "A Nick Off The Mark" to the unexpectedly plaintive and bluesy take on the traditional lullaby "Jesus Loves Me" and the similarly engaging ballad "Old Folks", Taking Chances is a superb entry into Stafford's discography. This is urbane, cerebral and soulful modern jazz. ~ Matt Collar, All Music Guide
Taking Chances: Live at the Dakota
03/13/2007 | Max Jazz Records
All Music Guide Review
Taking Chances: Live at the Dakota Track Listing
Credits of Taking Chances: Live at the Dakota
- Katsuhiko Naito
- Mastering, Mixing
- Terell Stafford
- Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Arranger, Producer, Liner Notes
- Dana Hall
- Drums
- Derrick Hodge
- Bass
- Travis Anderson
- Photography
- Pressley Jacobs
- Art Direction, Design
- Dean Maser
- Assistant Engineer
- Tim Warfield
- Soprano, Sax (Tenor)
- Bruce Barth
- Piano
- Tom Garneau
- Engineer
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