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Charlie Hunter Trio: Let the Bells Ring On

Read "Let the Bells Ring On" reviewed by Vincenzo Roggero


Pur avendo incrociato i loro destini nel corso degli ultimi vent'anni, in diversi contesti e con diverse formazioni è la prima volta in assoluto che Charlie Hunter, Bobby Previte e Curtis Fowlkes entrano in studio di registrazione per incidere un disco come trio. Dieci brani originali a nome del chitarrista, durata media quattro minuti, tempo perfetto ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Charlie Hunter Trio: Live Stream this Friday

Charlie Hunter Trio: Live Stream this Friday

On Friday March 4, there will be another exciting “Live from the Llama" webcast. Presented by Telluride Jazz Celebration, the Live from the Llama webcast series gives music lovers from around the world a chance to enjoy concerts emanating from Telluride's premier live music venue. The next band to be beamed into cyberspace is the Charlie ...

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Article: Album Review

Charlie Hunter Trio: Mistico

Read "Mistico" reviewed by Chris May


On Mistico, Charlie Hunter finally, after a couple of near misses, gets in touch with his inner rock guitarist. The disc's immediate predecessors--Copperopolis (Ropeadope, 2006) and Longitude (Thirsty Ear, 2005)--inhabited similarly full-on visceral territory, but here those albums' funk quotients are reduced to practically zero in favor of dirty, confrontational, rock 'n' roll. Nothing on Mistico ...

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Charlie Hunter Trio: Copperopolis

Read "Copperopolis" reviewed by Chris M. Slawecki


Charlie Hunter's first trio record since 2003's Friends Seen and Unseen balances his talents as a composer (he wrote or co-wrote every track except for the set-ending take of Monk's “Think of One ), as a bandleader, as a band member interplaying with drummer Derrek Phillips and John Ellis (tenor saxophone, bass clarinet, Wurlitzer organ and ...

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Charlie Hunter Trio: Copperopolis

Read "Copperopolis" reviewed by AAJ Staff


First-time encounters with Charlie Hunter in a live setting usually leave listeners numb with the realization of how much music Hunter can make with one instrument. It's a sobering experience to see him play melody, chordal accompaniment and bass lines all at once on his custom eight-string guitar--which is obviously a most unnatural feat, even though ...

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Charlie Hunter Trio: Copperopolis

Read "Copperopolis" reviewed by Paul Olson


Eight-string guitar whiz Charlie Hunter has done some especially interesting work recently--his Groundtruther experiments with percussionist Bobby Previte explored the limits of outside studio improvisation while his playing in the collective band Garage à Trois dug deep into New Orleans third-line groove and stacked rhythms. As good as those projects were, it's nice to see Hunter ...

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Charlie Hunter Trio: Copperopolis

Read "Copperopolis" reviewed by Mark F. Turner


To say that guitarist Charlie Hunter's been busy is an understatement. Constantly touring and collaborating with Garage à Trois and Groundtruther, he still found time to record Copperopolis with a trio that has been together for over five years. This followup to 2004's Friends Seen and Unseen finds Hunter with drummer Derrek Phillips ...

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Charlie Hunter Trio

Label: Mammoth Records
Released: 1993
Track listing: Fred's Life; Live Oak; 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, Dead; Funky Niblets; Fables Of Faubus; Dance Of The Jazz Fascists; The Telephone's A'Ringin'; Rhythm Comes In 12 Tones; Mule; Faffer Time;


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