Endlessly is an album by the American trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie, released in 1988.[1][2] Gillespie supported the album with a North American tour.[3]Endlessly peaked in the top ten of Billboard's Jazz Albums chart.[3]
The Washington Post called the album "for light pop and diehard Dizzy fans only," writing that "the mood is more sentimental than moving."[5] The Los Angeles Times wrote that Gillespie "plays exceptionally well."[6] The Orlando Sentinel deemed Endlessly "an understated, comfortable, pop-oriented album," stating that "Gillespie's music is sweet enough these days without the extra serving of synthesized syrup."[8]The San Diego Union-Tribune opined that "Gillespie especially has a strong feel for Latin idioms, and his playing is not only respectful of other musical traditions, it is highly complementary."[10] The Ottawa Citizen panned the album, writing that "the music is formula pop, the production is studio sterile and the playing is both uninspired and tentative."[11]
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