Here are a couple of reviews from ALL ABOUT JAZZ:

Performing with the likes of Al Hirt, Pete Fountain, Erich Kunzel, Shirley Jones, Peter Nero, Kevin Mahogany, and Wycliffe Gordon to name a few, Harry Watters’ reputation is quickly on the rise as THE up and coming young trombonist to watch…Love Songs showcases this extreme talent. This musical journey covers familiar roads, but with a different vehicle. Hopefully you and yours will find your favorite love song here; some old, some borrowed, some blue, but all great music played by a wonderful trombonist.

These four concertos – two new, two older – have never been recorded! They range from rock-influenced works like Scott McAllister’s Black Dog (based on the Led Zeppelin tune of the same name) and X (based on the music of Alice In Chains) to Katherine Hoover’s jazz concerto written for virtuoso Eddie Daniels, Leslie Bassett’s Fantasy with its wild clarinet virtuosity, 1950s

Brian Trainor’s writing and playing display an uncanny similarity in style to Thelonious Monk on this aggressively charged collection of songs – original compositions with some classic Monk tunes.

Vaughn Nark, one of the hottest jazz trumpeters today, sounds incredible. This time as the Lead Trumpeters and member of the United Air Force Airmen of Note (literally some of the best players in the world) for which he played with for 20 years.

Vaughn Nark, one of the hottest jazz trumpeters today, sounds incredible. This time as the Lead Trumpeters and member of the United Air Force Airmen of Note (literally some of the best players in the world) for which he played with for 20 years.

Brian Trainor’s writing and playing display an uncanny similarity in style to Thelonious Monk on this aggressively charged collection of songs – original compositions with some classic Monk tunes.

Brian Trainor’s writing and playing display an uncanny similarity in style to Thelonious Monk on this aggressively charged collection of songs – original compositions with some classic Monk tunes.

Vaughn Nark, one of the hottest jazz trumpeters today, sounds incredible. This time as the Lead Trumpeters and member of the United Air Force Airmen of Note (literally some of the best players in the world) for which he played with for 20 years.