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South
By David Binney
Label: ACT Music
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1 Out Beyond Ideas
2 Moment In Memory
3 The Global Soul
4 Leaving The Sea
5 Von Joshua
6 Traveler
7 New York Nature
8 Southpaw
9 The Global Soul (Reprise)
10 Tangles Outcome
11 South
Funky ABBA
Label: ACT Music
Released: 2004
Track listing: Money, Money, Money; Knowing Me, Knowing You; Voulez-Vous; Thank You For the Music; Super Trouper; Summer Night City; Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!; The Name of the Game; Dancing Queen; Take a Chance on Me; SOS; When All is Said and Done
Swedish Folk Modern
Label: ACT Music
Released: 2004
Track listing: Hornlat; Vallat fran Jamtland; Lapp-Nils Polska; Free Esbjorn; Midsommarvaka from Swedish Rhapsody No. 1; Hymn:
Morgon Mellan Fjallen; Halling; The Winters Tale (Epilogue); Vallat fran Harjedalen; Gardebylaten; Visa fran Leksand;
Vaggvisa; Free Nils; Lapps-Nils Polska (live bonus track)
Nguyen Le Trio: Bakida
by John Kelman
One look at the liner notes to the Nguyên Lê Trio's latest disc and you know that Bakida is not going to be your typical jazz record. While Vietnamese guitarist Lê, who now lives in France, has dabbled in a variety of styles with a penchant towards the fusion side of the camp, his international flavour ...
Lars Danielsson: Libera Me
by John Kelman
When the bonus track on an album is the most adventurous piece, you know there might be trouble. And that's not to say that bassist Lars Danielsson's latest album, Libera Me , is bad; it isn't. In a year where we've seen other artists mesh jazz improvisation with an orchestra, most notably pianist Steve Kuhn with ...
Terri Lyne Carrington: Structure
by Russ Musto
Terri Lyne Carrington's newest disc is her most focused and cohesive effort to date. The coproduction by the multitalented drummer with Yellowjackets electric bassist Jimmy Haslip may not be what fans of her hard bop or funk-driven projects would expect, but the music is bound to please discerning listeners. Structure is an atypical fusion date, combining ...
Christof Lauer/Eric Watson Quartet: Road Movies
by Gerrit Roessler
It is a fast and energetic road movie that Eric Watson and Christof Lauer have shot for us. Long driving parts in unison shape the sound of this fascinating record. Lauer is a renowned German jazz performer and composer who stands in the German free jazz tradition of Albert Mangelsdorff, with whom he frequently works, and ...
Nils Landgren Funk Unit: Funky ABBA
by John Kelman
A whole album of ABBA tunes reinterpreted by Nils Landgren's Funk Unit could be a reason to take notice. Previous albums by the group have shown an unrelenting sense of groove with some fine playing from all concerned. Sadly, Funky ABBA , rather than being a celebration by one of Sweden's funkiest groups of Sweden's largest ...
Nils Landgren/Esbjorn Svensson: Swedish Folk Modern
by John Kelman
Contrary to Wynton Marsalis and Stanley Crouch, jazz is no longer an American or, even more specifically, Afro-American art form. Jazz has, in fact, always been about incorporating music from various traditions, folk and otherwise, into something of a cultural melting pot. While American musicians including John Coltrane, Louis Armstrong and Miles Davis looked to African ...
David Binney: South
by Julian Derry
South is a hauntingly beautiful album of outstanding compositional innovation. The sheer angularity of the opening horn phrase is like tiptoeing across an exposed arete, the cymbals nervously fluttering wisp-like at your heels, the thinnest melodic bridge that leads you to the relative safety of the song's harmonic center. Here you hunker down, comforted by the ...
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