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The Ken Hatfield Trio: The Surrealist Table
by Craig W. Hurst
On The Surrealist Table , guitarist and leader Ken Hatfield offers not only a veritable clinic on acoustic jazz guitar, but the combo in general also provides evidence of consummate musicians taking great care in the execution of their craft. The pared-down unadulterated sound of three acoustic instruments weaving an aesthetically pleasing sonic fabric truly is ...
Ken Hatfield Trio: The Surrealist Table
by Dr. Judith Schlesinger
I'm a sucker for the sound of a classical guitar in jazz; I'll admit that going in. But within that sound, there are many different styles—some players do their best work in a solo context, while others shine brightest in Brazilian settings. Ken Hatfield is an all-around artist whose compositions are varied as well, as demonstrated ...
Phoenix Rising
By Ken Hatfield
Label: Arthur Circle Music
Released: 2003
Track listing: Phoenix Rising, Tableau du souvenir, The Aleph, Meroe, Retroflexion, Yo
Es, Iberia, For Jeanette, Combray, Riff for Brother Jack
Ken Hatfield: Phoenix Rising
by David Adler
Ken Hatfield continues to defy norms in jazz guitar. First and foremost, he plays a nylon-string classical instrument, keeping alive a sound popularized by Charlie Byrd and also taken up by the likes of Gene Bertoncini, Ralph Towner, Sylvain Luc, and Freddie Bryant. On Phoenix Rising, Hatfield's second full-band disc, he retains the formidable services of ...
Phoenix Rising
By Ken Hatfield
Label: Arthur Circle Music
Released: 2002
Track listing: Phoenix Rising, Tableau du souvenir, The Aleph, Meroe, Retroflexion, Yo Es, Iberia, For Jeanette, Combray, Riff for Brother Jack
Ken Hatfield: Phoenix Rising
by Dan McClenaghan
Ken Hatfield wields his eloquent and supple classical guitar on his latest jazz offering, Phoenix Rising. He uses a basic trio format--guitar/bass/drums--bolstered by guest artist slots featuring piano, tenor sax and trumpet on several tunes.Hatfield--who has been commissioned to write several ballets--leans toward his classical side on the opener, “Phoenix Rising" and “Tableau du ...
