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Noel Elmowy is a jazz, soul and funk pianist playing in the Sydney and London scenes since the mid-70s. Feelin' Good was Recorded in Sydney, Australia and Los Angeles, California. The album delivers the whole gamut of fusion styles and features special guest saxophonist Gerald Albright and vocalists Doug Williams, Erana Clark and Keren Minshull.

The album has received international acclaim including this review from Malcolm Prangell, Hot Jazz and Cool Fusion Review B&S Jazz UK:

This impressive and varied album delivers the whole gamut of fusion styles, from the smooth jazz of 'Weavin', which possesses a hook large enough to snare a great white shark and stars guitarist Art Phillips in full flow, to the funk-tinged fusion of 'Cinqueterre'. An up-to-date and refreshing cover of Webster Lewis' 'El Bobo' flows like a gently running river and is a reminder how great a track this is. With its nagging guitar riff, 'Awake' is a brisk fusion number that zips joyfully with our man taking the piano lead. Gerald Albright wails soulfully on the catchy 'Let It Fly' over the song's simple melody and jaunty rhythm. As is the harder funkier 'So-Sue-Me' that belts along at pace. 'Flossy Aussie' (Elmowy is Australian incidentally) is a straightahead jazz tune that is taken at a waltz tempo - a throwback to those classic Blue Note sessions of the 60s, Vladimir Khusid excels on trumpet as he does using the mute on 'So-Sue-Me". Throughout, Elmowy's playing is inventive and interesting whilst his arrangements allow others to stretch out. This album may well get overlooked in the whirlpool of events that is the music industry, but that would be a huge shame, as it is quality from start to finish.