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John Raymond & Real Feels: John Raymond & Real Feels
La sei corde di Gilad Hekselman, origini israeliane, formazione newyorchese, è gentile, pulita, essenziale, estremamente creativa in fase armonica, ma sa estrarre le unghie al momento opportuno come nella splendida "Blues for C.M.," firmata Dave Holland. Il flicorno di John Raymond, pluripremiato talento newyorchese, possiede una sorta di classicità che incorpora con naturalezza diverse influenze, mantenendo eleganza e fluidità esecutiva. La batteria di Colin Stranahan, leggera e fantasiosa, interagisce con sensibilità e crea adeguati tappeti ritmici.
Il disco risulta così un piacevole viaggio, lontano da effetti nostalgici e da sentimentalismi, soave e colorato come una bolla di sapone.
Track Listing
Thaddeus; I'll Fly Away; Amazing Grace Intro; Amazing Grace; Atoms for Peace; Donna Lee; Scarborough Fair; Blues for C.M.; This Land Is Your Land; Blackbird.
Personnel
John Raymond
trumpetJohn Raymond: flicorno; Gilad Hekselman: chitarra; Colin Stranahan: batteria.
Album information
Title: John Raymond & Real Feels | Year Released: 2016 | Record Label: Shifting Paradigm Records
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