Count Me Out
Tango
Hmmm
The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face
Human Qualities
Hallelujah
A Bounce in Her Step
House Money
"Colorful, swinging, original jazz."
DICK METCALF, Contemporary Fusion Reviews
"Schapiro’s writing really IS innovative. He sounds like no one else while still leaning on certain established jazz forms."
LYNN RENÉE BAYLEY, Art Music Lounge
"A new set that hits it out of the park."
"This is a big band album that blends both beauty and modern jazz into a refreshing, musical experience."
Summit Records
Release Date: April, 2020
Boiled Funk (Jon Schapiro)
Foiled Bunk (Roberta Piket)
So What (Miles Davis)
Boiled Funk 2: Dark of Night (Jon Schapiro)
Blue in Green (Miles Davis)
Boiled Funk 3: Worth Your While (Jon Schapiro)
All Blues (Miles Davis)
Boiled Funk 4: Old Feet, New Shoes (Jon Schapiro)
Flamenco Sketches (Miles Davis)
Boiled Funk 5: A Smile (Jon Schapiro)
Freddie Freeloader (Miles Davis)
Boiled Funk / Theme (Jon Schapiro)
"New Shoes: Kind of Blue at 60 is quite an achievement, in my view one of the finest jazz albums ever recorded. I am in awe of what Jon Schapiro has done here, and urge you to really listen to it carefully."
LYNN RENÉ BAYLEY, Art Music Lounge
"This is a tremendous set."
ROBERT RUSCH, Jazz Lives
"Sets the standard for all jazz tribute projects to come."
JONATHAN WIDRAN, The JW Vibe
"Mysteriously infectious."
TOM HULL
"Among the most inventive and unpredictable big band jazz sets I’ve ever listened to."
DICK METCALF, Contemporary Fusion Reviews
"By showing that creative work still can be built off of Miles’ model, Schapiro and company pay the best possible tribute."
J.D. CONSIDINE, Downbeat