TOMORROW YESTERDAY TODAY

$20.21
Label
CRISS CROSS
Release Date
May 18, 2004
Format
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    Featuring ⌄
    • PERFORMER
      RHYNE, MELVIN
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      May 18, 2004
    • UPC
      8712474125227
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      CSS1252.2
    • LABEL
      CRISS CROSS
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Jazz
    Works ⌄

    1. The New Moon: Lover, come back to me

      Composer: Sigmund Romberg

      Performer: Mel Rhyne, Tad Shull, Peter Bernstein, Kenny Washington

    2. Buffalo

      Composer: Kenny Dorham

      Performer: Mel Rhyne, Tad Shull, Peter Bernstein, Kenny Washington

    3. Jingles I

      Composer: Wes Montgomery

      Performer: Mel Rhyne, Tad Shull, Peter Bernstein, Kenny Washington

    4. Swingin' the Dream: Darn that Dream

      Composer: Jimmy van Heusen

      Performer: Mel Rhyne, Tad Shull, Peter Bernstein, Kenny Washington

    5. Niambi

      Composer: Mel Rhyne

      Performer: Mel Rhyne, Tad Shull, Peter Bernstein, Kenny Washington

    6. Five Flat Minor

      Composer: Mel Rhyne

      Performer: Mel Rhyne, Tad Shull, Peter Bernstein, Kenny Washington

    7. Enchantment

      Composer: Horace Silver

      Performer: Mel Rhyne, Tad Shull, Peter Bernstein, Kenny Washington

    8. Tangerine

      Composer: Victor Schertzinger

      Performer: Mel Rhyne, Tad Shull, Peter Bernstein, Kenny Washington

    9. Easy Living

      Composer: Ralph Rainger

      Performer: Mel Rhyne, Tad Shull, Peter Bernstein, Kenny Washington

    10. Jingles II

      Composer: Wes Montgomery

      Performer: Mel Rhyne, Tad Shull, Peter Bernstein, Kenny Washington


A Hammond B3 heavyweight since his days with Wes Montgomery, Melvin Rhyne returns to the fold for his first Criss Cross release since 2000's "Classmasters" (CRC #1183). His seventh effort for the label as a leader, "Tomorrow Yesterday Today" features guitarist Peter Bernstein and drummer Kenny Washington on a prime set of standards, with four cuts adding special guest tenor man Tad Shull.