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Tony Adamo Dig What I Say Music Review Sam Watters /Beyond Jazz The UK Beat Tony Adamo's "DIG WHAT I SAY" isn't just a song; it's an experience, a vibrant tapestry woven with the threads of Soul Jazz, spoken word, and a unique, inimitable style. Adamo doesn't simply recite poetry; he breathes jazz into it, infusing his words with a rhythm and cadence that's both infectious and thought-provoking. He takes ownership of the "sing-speak" technique, a signature style that elevates his performance beyond mere narration, transforming it into a captivating musical conversation. The song's opening, punctuated by Gary Steinberg's Acid Jazz blow tenor saxophone, sets the stage perfectly, immediately drawing the listener into Adamo's world. This is not a solitary journey; Adamo's hip spoken word delivery. is partly about " The Jazz Cookers, " a formidable ensemble including legends like Eddie Henderson, Cecil McBee, George Cables, Billy Hart, and Billy Harper. He skillfully acknowledges the power of the band. They're integral to the word speak groove, injecting the song with Adamo's vibrant energy. Tim Campbell's funky soul organ playing adds another layer of richness, bubbling underneath Adamo's "sing-speak" in a way that's both supportive and compelling. This is a collaboration where each element enhances the other, creating a synergistic effect that's undeniably captivating. "DIG WHAT I SAY" is more than just a listening experience; it's an invitation to move, to feel, to connect with the music on a visceral level. You'll find yourself lost in the groove, finger-popping, and mind-blown by the sheer artistry on display. It's no surprise that this single is already garnering radio play on UK Jazz soul stations; "DIG WHAT I SAY" is a track that demands to be heard, a testament to Tony Adamo's unique vision and the enduring power of Soul Jazz. It's hip in your groove and undeniably fun. Sam Watters /Beyond Jazz The UK Beat |
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