Doug Carn Adams Apple This album is the fourth album Doug Carn, the keyboardist who left the most works in the short history of <Black Jazz Records>, left on Black Jazz, and it is also the last release of <Black Jazz Records>, which unfortunately marked the end of the label. It is also the first work since he parted ways with Jean Carn, who had worked with him as a partner for three albums, and perhaps to dispel the loneliness, a total of 11 musicians were recruited, each skillfully showcasing their amazing performances. The producer is, of course, Jean Russell, the leader of <Black Jazz Records>. The album kicks off with "Chant," a grand Latin jazz piece featuring soulful male and female vocals, and then you are immediately transported to a 70s jazz club with the jazz-funk dance tune "Higher Ground" and a cover of Earth, Wind & Fire's "Mighty Mighty," and so on. This is the most euphoric album in the history of <Black Jazz Records>, with a series of cheerful and soulful songs that don't make you feel the absence of Jean Carn. It is a masterpiece that ended the label's story in the best happy ending possible, and it is a masterpiece that should be remembered forever as a cornerstone of spiritual jazz! (From the manufacturer's information) - Artist Name: Doug Carn - Album Name: Adams Apple - Record Company: Black Jazz Records - Tracklist: Chant, Higher Ground, Sweet Season, Sanctuary, Mighty Mighty, The Messenger, Adams Apple, To A Wild Rose, Western Sunrise