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Antonio Sanchez: Live in New York at Jazz Standard
Nel menù quasi tutti originali, che si dilungano per due ore di musica energica, multiforme, stratificata, con in aggiunta la rivisitazione di "H and H" di Pat Metheny, assoluta figura di riferimento per Sanchez, e due brani firmati dai saxofonisti: la sinuosa "Revelation" di Zenón e "The Forgotten Ones," brano evocativo e dalla struggente trama melodica del tenorista portoricano.
Soli vertiginosi che si susseguono senza flessioni, movimenti d'insieme capaci di trascinare grazie a una forte coesione tra gli interpreti, fanno di questa registrazione - tra l'altro catturata con dovizia di particolari - un'occasione unica per ascoltare senza opporre resistenza, fino a farsi stritolare da una morsa sonora di grandissima levatura.
Track Listing
Antonio Sanchez: drums; Scott Colley: bass; Miguel Zenón: alto saxophone; David Sanchez: tenor saxophone.
Personnel
Antonio Sanchez
drumsCD1: Greedy Silence; H and H; Ballade; Revelation. CD2: It Will Be Better; Did You Get It; The Forgotten Ones; Challenge Within.
Album information
Title: Live in New York at Jazz Standard | Year Released: 2010 | Record Label: CAM Jazz
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