Title: Disco George
Product review: The photo on the inside cover of George wearing a disco leisure suit is amusing. But what the heck--it was the late '70s and the height of disco. That's not to say this album is anything like disco, even though there's a smattering of disco beat here and there. Regardless, this album has some great tunes. Many of the best tracks follow George's formula of stating the theme or his own interpretation of a popular tune and then launching into a masterful jam solo before coming back to the main theme. Most of my favorites are the instrumentals, especially "Livin' Inside Your Love," "Nassau Day," "Soulful Strut," "Prelude to Fall," and more. On the other hand, "Love Ballad" and "A Change is Gonna Come" are great vocal performances by George. This album was a good follow up to "Breezin'," even if not in the same "classic" category as "Breezin'" (the disco suit ruined the chance of gaining that honor). Then again, there's a bit more material on this one.
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