Reed, Eric: Everybody Gets The Blues
Reed, Eric: Everybody Gets The Blues
Format: CD
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Artist: Reed, Eric
Label: Smoke Sessions Rec
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 888295851831
Genre: Jazz
Whenever problems arise, it's always helpful to remember that we're not alone. On his new album, Everybody Gets the Blues, pianist Eric Reed draws strength from his mentors and heroes, the celebrated and the unsung, in order to face down struggles both personal and global. The album finds Reed reaching back into his roots in the church to find a singular way forward. Everybody Gets the Blues digs deep into personal emotions to expose universal truths, discovering a few unexpected connections along the way. Whether bridging the generations between Cedar Walton and Stevie Wonder or inventing a fresh take on such a familiar favorite as Freddie Hubbard's "Up Jumped Spring, " Reed finds the inspiration to move forward by following the paths forged by those who've come before.
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