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Bells On Sand

2022 studio album by Gerald Clayton

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Bells On Sand is a studio album by American jazz pianist Gerald Clayton, released on April 1, 2022, his second for the Blue Note label.

01Critical reception

Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
All About Jazz
AllMusic
DownBeat
Jazzwise

Matt Collar of AllMusic wrote, "Clayton conjures a richly soulful and dreamlike atmosphere... crafting songs that straddle the line between classical chamber music and flowing modal post-bop. [...] There's a spiritual, imagistic quality to much of the album that has the feel of a '70s ECM recording."

John Fordham, for Jazzwise, described the album as "a smoothly romantic choice that might not endear itself to the jazz hardcore, but will undoubtedly make plenty of friends elsewhere".

02Track listing

All tracks are written by Gerald Clayton except where noted.

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Water's Edge" (featuring John Clayton & Justin Brown) 6:39
2."Elegia"Federico Mompou1:17
3."Damunt de tu Només les Flors" (featuring John Clayton, Justin Brown & Maro)Mompou3:50
4."My Ideal 1" 3:39
5."That Roy" (featuring Justin Brown) 2:16
6."Rip" (featuring Justin Brown) 3:07
7."Just a Dream" (featuring Maro) 5:29
8."My Ideal 2"
  • Whiting
  • Chase
  • Robin
5:25
9."Peace Invocation" (featuring Charles Lloyd) 8:00
10."There Is Music Where You're Going My Friends"Jeff Clayton3:19
Total length:43:01

03Personnel

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