What makes The Waiting Game by Tina Brooks notable?

The Waiting Game received widespread acclaim from jazz critics and is notable for revitalizing Brooks' career. It showcases his unique blend of genres, contributing to a renewed interest in his earlier works and influencing a new generation of jazz musicians. Released in 2002, The Waiting Game marks Tina Brooks' return to the jazz scene after a lengthy hiatus. This album came nearly four decades after his last recording, positioning it as a significant re-emergence for the artist known primarily for his work in the 1960s hard-bop movement.

How many songs are on The Waiting Game?

The Waiting Game has 6 tracks, running approximately 39 minutes.

The Waiting Game

Tina Brooks · 2002

39 min · 6 tracks · jazz

A rich tapestry of hard-bop rhythms and soulful melodies, blending intricate saxophone lines with a deep groove.

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Talkin' About — This track opens the album with an infectious rhythm and intricate melodic interplay that sets the tone for Brooks' sophisticated artistry throughout the record.
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One for Myrtle — A heartfelt tribute characterized by its beautiful harmonies and emotional depth, this track exemplifies Brooks' ability to convey complex feelings through melody.
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Dhyana — With its meditative structure and exploratory improvisation, this piece highlights Brooks' skill in weaving contemplative themes into dynamic performance.

Tracklist

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1 Talkin' About 7:41
2 One for Myrtle 4:40
3 Dhyana 6:54
4 David the King 6:42
5 Stranger in Paradise 7:32
6 The Waiting Game 6:11

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