The title track of this 1972 album, "Cherry," showcases Turrentine's signature gritty tenor sound and his ability to blend jazz improvisation with soul and funk rhythms.
- The album was produced by Bob James, who also arranged and played keyboards on the record.
- "Cherry" features a notable collaboration with legendary guitarist George Benson.
- The album was recorded at Mediasound Studios in New York City.
Stanley Turrentine is a jazz and soul saxophonist from the US, known for his soulful playing and R&B influences. "Cherry" was released during a period when Turrentine was exploring more commercial sounds, following his success on Blue Note.
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