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Felipe Salles Quintet: Further South
There’s the usual bop, swing, and blues elemental in the initial selection “Triad Again”, but things really take flight on “The Cage” which opens with a moody bow and reed intro and then blossoms into a groove oriented melody. The next selection is the beautiful and airy “I Can See You From Here” with memorable solos from flugelhorn, sax, and piano. Salles’ quintet is extremely talented and cohesive, with ample room to display their skills and voices. Each selection is unique and shows great range and depth. The horn arrangements are well thought out, and show complexity, on the contagious composition “Noite a Dentro”. There’s the quirky and unique “Carla’s Tango” with its odd timing that demonstrates the strong group dynamic of the quintet. With excellent musicianship from all participants and the unique style and inventive voice of Felipe Salles; this is straight up good jazz. Recommended.
Track Listing
1. Triad Again 2. The Cage 3. I Can See You From Here 4. Duke Ellington's Sound of Love 5. Further South 6. Carla's Tango 7. Noite a Dentro 8. To Whom it May Concern 9. Kaleidoscope
Personnel
Felipe Salles
saxophone, tenorFelipe Salles
Album information
Title: Further South | Year Released: 2002 | Record Label: Unknown label
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