After Hours

Rating

Album: After Hours
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Beyond The Bluebird Album Version	More Info...	8:13
2)	Woody'n You Album Version	More Info...	5:45
3)	Blues In My Heart Album Version	More Info...	6:25
4)	Bye Bye Blues Album Version	More Info...	7:26
5)	What's New Album Version	More Info...	5:56
6)	You're Not The Kind Album Version	More Info...	5:48
7)	Black Velvet (don Cha Go 'way Mad) Album Version	More Info...	7:01
8)	How Am I To Know Album Version	More Info...	7:48
9)	Some Other Spring Album Version	More Info...	4:47
10)	Steeplechase Album Version	More Info...	5:46

Album: After Hours
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Beyond The Bluebird Album Version	More Info...	8:13
2)	Woody'n You Album Version	More Info...	5:45
3)	Blues In My Heart Album Version	More Info...	6:25
4)	Bye Bye Blues Album Version	More Info...	7:26
5)	What's New Album Version	More Info...	5:56
6)	You're Not The Kind Album Version	More Info...	5:48
7)	Black Velvet (don Cha Go 'way Mad) Album Version	More Info...	7:01
8)	How Am I To Know Album Version	More Info...	7:48
9)	Some Other Spring Album Version	More Info...	4:47
10)	Steeplechase Album Version	More Info...	5:46

Performer Notes

Personnel: Scott Hamilton (tenor saxophone); Tommy Flanagan (piano); Bob Cranshaw (bass); Lewis Nash (drums).
Personnel: Scott Hamilton (tenor saxophone); Tommy Flanagan (piano); Lewis Nash (drums).
Audio Mixer: Phil Edwards .
Liner Note Author: Peter Straub.
Recording information: Sound On Sound, N.Y., NY (12/18/1996/12/19/1996).
Photographers: R. Andrew Lepley; Janet Sommer; Tim Lewis .

Professional Reviews

Down Beat (11/97, pp.54-55) - 4 stars (out of 5) - "...the rhythm section...is the strongest of Hamilton's career....the sonic quality of AFTER HOURSis appropriate for an artist who can be enjoyed on one level purely as sensual stimulus....he is one of the most reliable improvisers in jazz..."

JazzTimes (9/97, p.78) - "The swinging quartet album is fueled by the supple saxophone of Scott Hamilton, proffering his trademark bag of '30s-and- '40s-style tenor talk....The album title celebrates the Hamilton-Flanagan Town Hall performance, which evoke a smoky, late-night club feel in concert."