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Glare of the Tiger

Label: M.o.d. Technologies
Released: 2017
Track listing: Glare of the Tiger; Interlude One; Ecstaticized; Interlude Two; Rotations; Dialogics; Ciresque; Interlude Three; Lehra; Wonderings; Interlude Four.

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Adam Rudolph's Moving Pictures: Glare of the Tiger

Read "Glare of the Tiger" reviewed by Mark Corroto


Back in the late 1960s/early 70s, maybe we weren't ready for it. The Beatles explored psychedelia and Indian music, as did a plugged-in Miles Davis. Then came John McLaughlin's Shakti, Don Cherry, Yusef Lateef, and Joe Zawinul's Weather Report, to name a few heads of state. The music they played, which now might be filed under ...

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Adam Rudolph's Moving Pictures: Dream Garden

Read "Dream Garden" reviewed by J Hunter


During his formative years in Chicago and Detroit, percussionist Adam Rudolph sat at the feet of a number of fantastic musicians, most notably Don Cherry and Fred Anderson. Combine that mentoring with Rudolph's years-long study of African and Indian rhythm traditions, and you get Cyclic Verticalism--a compositional matrix that allows the prolific percussionist's players to create ...

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Adam Rudolph's Moving Pictures: Dream Garden

Read "Dream Garden" reviewed by Jeff Stockton


They used to say that everyone who bought the first Velvet Underground record must have started a band. In time, we may come to realize that every jazz musician who moved into the area of World Music first caught the bug from Don Cherry's Mu, Brown Rice, or any of the other number of globally-minded records ...

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Adam Rudolph's Moving Pictures: Contemplations

Read "Contemplations" reviewed by Derek Taylor


Though Jazz remains one of the preeminent forms of improvised music in the West it's sometimes easy to forget that improvisation as an art form and musical technique actually far predates it. Numerous Non-Western cultures have incorporated improvisational techniques into their musical forms for thousands of years. Percussionist Adam Rudolph is dedicated to demonstrating and celebrating ...


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