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Reviews
By Will Layman
In his mid and late-30s, Sony Rollins was playing with the intelligence of age but the still blazing heat of youth. [7 April 2009]
By Chadwick Jenkins
There are many good reasons to get to know Rollins and his music on a deeper level, but this film is not the means for attaining that knowledge. [29 January 2009]
By Craig Carson
Given the dearth of material Sonny Rollins had to choose from and his sharp attention to quality, Road Shows, Vol. 1 represents some of the best music the saxophone colossus has released to date, which should come as no surprise. [19 January 2009]
By Michael Patrick Brady
This pitch-perfect remaster from the original engineer is front-loaded with one of the most significant meetings in musical history, and doesn't disappoint on the back-end despite the strong start. [1 February 2007]
By Robert R. Calder
If you don't need to have every one of his best performances for the label, this is one of three double CD sets with equal claims to quality. High claims if you have no Rollins yet! [31 January 2006]
By Will Layman
The Tenor Titan presents a live program of typical strength but also typical... typicalness?" [13 October 2005]
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