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Allegory
By Adam Rogers
Label: Criss Cross
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1)Confluence, 2) Phrygia, 3)Was,4)Genghis, 5)Angle of Repose, 6) Orpheus, 7)Red Leaves, 8) Cleveland, 9)Purpose 10)Angle of Repose - Reprise.
Naked Breath
Label: ArtistShare
Released: 2004
Track listing: Native Tongue; Rainbows; I Couldn't See; Crave; I'm Still Here; Fading Beauty; Slo; No Matter What; Chasing
After the Sun; Will You Still Love Me
Adam Rogers: Allegory
by Phil DiPietro
While it's not unusual for aficionados to be sleeping on a “new" player on the world's most popular instrument, it's perplexing that this outstanding sophomore release has caused only a relative blip on the jazz radar screen. See, when it comes to guitar in post-bop, modern, contemporary small-group jazz, Adam Rogers represents the state of the ...
Art of the Invisible
By Adam Rogers
Label: Criss Cross
Released: 2003
Track listing: Long Ago And Far Away, Absalom, Bobo, The Aleph, The Invisible, Cathedral, Book Of Sand, In
Broad Daylight, The Unvanquished
Allegory
By Adam Rogers
Label: Criss Cross
Released: 2003
Track listing: Confluence; Phrygia; Was; Genghis; Angle of Repose; Orpheus; Red Leaves; Cleveland; Purpose; Angle of Repose
- Reprise.
Adam Rogers: Allegory
by Sean Patrick Fitzell
After establishing a solid reputation as part of the fusion collective Lost Tribe and as a sideman with the likes of Michael and Randy Brecker, Ravi Coltrane, and others, guitarist Adam Rogers is flexing his considerable chops as a leader. Allegory , his sophomore effort, adds tenor saxophonist Chris Potter to Rogers' quartet with pianist Edward ...
Adam Rogers: Allegory
by AAJ Staff
Jazz used to be a form of popular music, and indeed a folk music in its own right, before bebop intellectualized it and hard bop institutionalized it. That was a sad development in a way because the music drifted away from the public and ended up holed up in a tiny “art music" niche. When free ...
Adam Rogers: Art of the Invisible
by C. Andrew Hovan
Hard to say whether or not producer Gerry Teekens has a special affinity for guitarists, but over the years his catalog has swelled with such skilled plectrists as Jimmy Raney, Peter Bernstein, Bobby Broom, Kurt Rosenwinkle, and Jesse Van Ruller. Now add to that list the name of Adam Rogers, a versatile and valuable sideman who ...
Art of the Invisible
By Adam Rogers
Label: Criss Cross
Released: 2002
Track listing: Long Ago and Far Away, Absalom, Bobo, The Aleph, The Invisible, Cathedral, Book of Sand, In Broad Daylight, The Unvanquished
Adam Rogers: Art of the Invisible
by Phil DiPietro
What's the best way to find out who's the best guitarist in New York? Simple-ask a few apple-based guitarists (or any other instrumentalists, for that matter). I've conducted an informal poll and the answer I've gotten more often than not is the leader here, who I've counted among the world's finest plectrists for almost a decade ...
