"Michael Burton (Alto-Sax) is a flat out beast on Ay Bay Bay. It's rare to
hear
someone that just attacks a piece like he did and I found myself actually
hitting repeat several times, and even rewinding little bits and pieces
throughout thinking, "DAMN that was hot!"." -
www.searchingforchetbaker.com/search?q=michael+burton
" The real "intro" track is "Ay Bay Bay", and it not only sets up the set, it
has a
very smooth Crusaders groove. Michael Burton listened to Maceo and
Grover,
and his sax melody is excellent. He plays with style, but its not all sauce,
there's enough chicken fat to make a meal, too."
By Dave Morgan
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"Michael Burton (Alto-Sax) is a flat out beast on Ay Bay Bay. It's rare to
hear
someone that just attacks a piece like he did and I found myself actually
hitting repeat several times, and even rewinding little bits and pieces
throughout thinking, "DAMN that was hot!"." -
www.searchingforchetbaker.com/search?q=michael+burton
" The real "intro" track is "Ay Bay Bay", and it not only sets up the set, it
has a
very smooth Crusaders groove. Michael Burton listened to Maceo and
Grover,
and his sax melody is excellent. He plays with style, but its not all sauce,
there's enough chicken fat to make a meal, too."
By Dave Morgan
"Calvin admitted this is the first album he recorded with a live band, a band
that happens to belong to Inspirational singer Ann Nesby. Ann is featured
on the "Love has finally come" selection on the CD. That particular Bobby
Womack cover was originally sung with Patti LaBelle, but Ann Nesby was
the perfect one to attempt it. Not many can compare to Patti, but the
incredible vocals of Nesby did it with no sweat. That was one of my
favorite songs on the album, not only because of Ann's soulful contribution
and Calvin's unbelievable passion to the song, but it has a Jazz feel to it
thanks to the horn playing of Michael Burton." - Eunice Mosley
www.thepulseofentertainment.com
"Best Of Jackson 2009: Best Jazz Artist: Michael Burton Atlanta-based
but
Jackson-raised, Michael Burton delivers smooth saxophone melodies
matched with hip-hop and R&B tunes. That might look like an odd
combination on paper, but your ears will tell you otherwise. Burton has
toured with Mary J. Blige, Jill Scott and Willie Clayton, among others. He
has also performed with a lengthy list of well-known performers like Young
Jeezy, Timbaland and the Mississippi Mass Choir." - The Jackson Free
Press
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