Gregory Porter - Water 2010 [FLAC-24-44.1]
Christopher Loudon of JazzTimes stated "The intersection of Kurt Elling and Sammy Davis Jr. may seem an unfathomable junction, but that’s precisely where you’ll find Gregory Porter. On his debut album, consisting largely of original tunes that are as uniformly impressive as his sound, Porter takes the best of Davis-the superior interpretive skills, clarion tone and immaculate diction that were too often overwhelmed by staginess-and marries it to the best of Elling, complete with some solid scatting".
Phil Johnson of The Independent wrote "Tipped by Jamie Cullum as one to watch, Porter is a deep-voiced vocalist from Bakersfield, California. There's an obvious debt to Kurt Elling but Porter seems relatively unbound by technique, sounding less mannered and more soulful as a result".
Kevin Le Grande of BBC Music noted that "Gregory Porter has a voice and musicality to be reckoned with" and that Mr. Porter could help fill the gap of new male African-American jazz singers. Howard Dukes of Soul Tracks claims Gregory Porter as a new talent, "an artist who has a number of classic, familiar elements in his style, but whose approach brings a freshness that both jazz and soul fans should love" and continues with praise: "I think Nat King Cole would be pleased."
1. Illusion
2. Pretty
3. Magic Cup
4. Skylark
5. Black Nile
6. Wisdom
7. 1960 What-
8. But Beautiful
9. Lonely One
10. Water
11. Feeling Good
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