The Blue Note Years, Vol. 7: Blue Note Now & Then (1999)

About this title: An interesting collection, this compilation collects interpretations of classic Blue Note recordings by contemporary jazz artists. Though many of the songs pale in comparison to the originals, many of the new interpretations offer fascinating twists on the original jazz phrases. Some of the highlights include Diane Reeves and Geri Allen performing Herbie Hancock's "Maiden Voyage," the smooth, cool performance of Holly Cole on "Hum Drum Blues" with Javon Jackson and Mulgrew Miller, and T.S. Monk playing his own father's song, "Evidence." Stacia Proefrock, All Music Guide

Tracks:

1. Maiden Voyage [Hancock]
2. Un Poco Loco [Powell]
3. Tom Thumb [Shorter]
4. Joshua Fit de Battle of Jericho [Traditional]
5. Siete Ocho [Hill]
6. You've Changed [Carey/Fischer]
7. Hum Drum Blues [Brown]
8. 2300 Skidoo [Nichols]
9. Song for My Father [Silver]
10. Tanganyika Dance [Tyner/Elling]
11. Soul Lament [Burrell]
12. Evidence [Monk]
13. Una Mas [Dorham]
14. Little B's Poem [Hutcherson]
15. Recado Bossa Nova [Ferreira]
16. Omega [McLean]
17. Cristo Redentor [Pearson]
18. Inner Urge [Henderson]
19. Love Bug [Wilson]
20. Good Old Days [Coleman]
21. Spellbound [Cox]
22. Move Your Hand [Smith]

Note: This is a general synopsis. Each listing is further described below.