Maintaining a busy schedule during the pandemic this past year, Lorber worked on projects with Herb Alpert, Richard Elliot, Norman Brown and Alexander Zonjic, just to name a few. A groundbreaking Fender Rhodes pioneer along with Herbie Hancock, Joe Sample and Bob James, Lorber is also one of the most in-demand producers in Contemporary Jazz. The down to earth and humble trailblazing Grammy-winning pianist, composer and producer has built an impressive four-decade career, transcending musical boundaries and honing his own uniquely identifiable sound. When you are doing things that you enjoy, it is easy to spread those good vibes around,” shares Jeff Lorber. “I’m incredibly lucky to spend my time doing something that I love. The Stars Align on Anticipated New CD Featuring Special Guests Hubert Laws, Bob Mintzer, Paul Jackson Jr., Gerald Alright & More JEFF LORBER FUSION BLASTS FAST FORWARD ON INTERGALACTIC JAM It’s in F# too which is kind of unusual.” Dave Mann contributed the great horn arrangement and also plays tenor on the melody with me and takes a great solo. I think it’s one of the most kick-ass songs on the album. Somehow, I ended up being the person to use it. Then, Richard Elliot was looking for a song so he and Rick Braun contributed to the writing. “I originally started writing the song with Gerald Albright. “You might wonder why there are four writers on this one?” queries Lorber. He’s one of my favorite musicians period and he really elevated every song he played on.” Lorber co-wrote the insatiable “Memorex” with Richard Elliot, Gerald Albright and Rick Braun. He gets such a great sound, and his improvisations are always so fresh and musical. I was really blown away that he agreed to play on four songs. “Bob Mintzer is an incredible sax player, known for his work in the Yellowjackets.
Space-Time also showcases the majestic flow and ease of “Mind Reader,” featuring Lorber and Mintzer doubling on the melody and then breaking stride and taking listeners on an adventurous escapade.
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