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The Day the World Stood Still
By Andrew Hill
Label: Stunt Records/Sundance Music
Released: 2005
Track listing: Not Sa No Sa; Flying in the Sky; Ghetto Echoes; Yesterday Tomorrow;
Hermano Frere; Do To; When Peace Comes; 11/8; When the World Stays Still
(Part II).
Mosaic Select 16
By Andrew Hill
Label: Mosaic Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: CD1: Without Malice; Ocho Rios (first version); Diddy Wah; Ode To Infinity; The Dance;
Satin Lady; Ocho Rios (second version); Monkash; Mahogany. CD2: Illusion; Poinsettia;
Fragments; Soul Mate; Illusion (alternate take); Interfusion; Resolution; Chained; MOMA;
Nine At The Bottom; Six At The Top; Nine At The Bottom (alternate take). CD3: For Blue
People Only; Enamorado; Mother's Tale; Oriba (first version); Oriba (second version);
Awake; Now; I; Yomo; Prevue.
Andrew Hill: Andrew!!!
by Nic Jones
Trying to locate a “primary genre" for Andrew Hill's music is no easy task, not least because--like Monk, Herbie Nichols, and Pee Wee Russell--his music is so resolutely his own that the only frame of reference that can be applied to it is the music of the individual. Hill produced a body of recordings for Blue ...
Andrew Hill: Blue Black
by John Kelman
After releasing no less than thirteen albums on Blue Note from 1963-69, pianist Andrew Hill then seemed to completely drop off the map until 1974, when he entered into another fertile period, making ten records for a variety of labels until 1980, when he would again fall silent. Hill carried considerably less star power then than ...
Andrew Hill: Judgement!
by John Kelman
Recorded two months after Black Fire and two months before Point of Departure, Andrew Hill's Judgement!--finally receiving the Van Gelder remastering treatment--demonstrates just how prolific the envelope-pushing pianist was during the '60s. While prolific doesn't necessarily mean good, what is most remarkable about Hill's seemingly endless output on Blue Note between '63 and '69--strangely eluding the ...
Andrew Hill: Mosaic Select
by George Harris
After having previously released all of Andrew Hill's 1963-66 work in a seven-CD set, and doling out previously unreleased gems from the Blue Note vaults one at a time, producer Michael Cuscuna has scraped every last piece of remaining music that Hill's fertile mind recorded for Alfred Lion and put it in this limited box set. ...
Andrew Hill Jazzpar Octet + 1: The Day the World Stood Still
by Rick Bruner
Every year the Danish Jazzpar Prize is awarded to a jazz musician selected by the Jazzpar Committee, and a series of concerts is produced to celebrate and showcase the artist. In 2003, Andrew Hill was selected for the award. Stunt Records, a Danish label, has issued a selection of these live performances at venues in Denmark ...
Andrew Hill: Hommage
by John Kelman
The wealth of jazz recordings originally released only in Japan, especially during the '70s, has long been a source of angst for collectors, especially given that for many years--outside of the occasional store prepared to bring in these expensive imports--they were virtually unobtainable in North America. Of course, with the advent of the internet, it has ...
Andrew Hill: Mosaic Select 16
by Jim Santella
Andrew Hill Mosaic Select 16 Mosaic Records 2005 All but six of the 31 tracks on this 3-CD boxed set from Mosaic have never been issued before. Recorded between 1967 and 1970, the mainstream jazz on Andrew Hill's Mosaic Select 16 represents the last remaining unissued sessions from his Blue ...
Blue Note Connoisseur: Andrew Hill, Larry Young, Horace Silver and more
by C. Andrew Hovan
When the first batch of Blue Note titles released under the new “Connoisseur" umbrella hit the stores in 1994, collectors were astounded by the news that the label would be undergoing a reissue campaign that would focus on the under appreciated gems that they had been looking to acquire for so long. In fact, this reviewer ...
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