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The Complete "IS" Sessions
By Chick Corea
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: CD1: It, The Brain, This, Song of the Wind, Sundance, The Brain(alt tk), This(alt tk), Song of the Wind(alt tk), Sundance(alt tk). CD2: Jamala, Converge, Is, Jamala(alt tk), Converge(alt tk).
Gonzalo Rubalcaba: Paseo
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1. El Guerrillero (5:31); 2. Prelude in Conga/Homage to Hilario (8:02); 3. Bottoms Up (7:36); 4. Sea
Change [also See, So Far] (6:53); 5. Paseo con Fula (10:22); 6. Meanwhile (9:47); 7. Santo Canto [also
Encantation] (7:57); 8. Quasar (14:08); 9. Los Bueyes (4:42)
Blue Train
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Blue Train;
Moment's Notice;
Locomotion;
I'm Old Fashioned;
Lazy Bird;
Blue Train (alt);
Blue Train (alt).
Somewhere: The Songs of Leonard Bernstein
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Cool; Lucky to Be Me; It
Larry Young: Of Love and Peace
by Eddie Becton
Organist Larry Young's Of Love and Peace was initially recorded in '66. The title was perhaps Young's echo for calm during the turbulent '60s. Blue Note's reissue of this gem is just as likely to resonate today, particularly during the current climate of political pugilism in America. Of Love and Peace contains only four tracks, but ...
Sam Rivers: Contours
by John Kelman
Unlike pianist Andrew Hill, who, late in life, is finally being awarded the accolades he deserves, saxophonist/flautist Sam Rivers never received his proper due and continues to work in relative obscurity. Sure, his name is known amongst those who know, but mention him to casual jazz listeners and most will go “Sam who?" or perhaps, with ...
Andrew Hill: Dance With Death
by John Kelman
In a little over seven years beginning in '63, pianist Andrew Hill recorded over a dozen albums as a leader for Blue Note, yet it is only in recent years that the importance of these recordings is being recognized. Although he was overshadowed at the time by more eminently approachable pianists including Herbie Hancock and McCoy ...
Wynton Marsalis: Unforgivable Blackness
by Jim Santella
The story of Jack Johnson deserves to be accompanied by music that is majestic, bold, daring, and passionate. The boxer, whose fate has been depicted in a new film by Ken Burns, led a life that was filled with happiness, success, romance, tragedy, and misery. Wynton Marsalis' music for The Rise and Fall of ...
Gonzalo Rubalcaba: Paseo
by Eric J. Iannelli
Gonzalo Rubalcaba Paseo Blue Note 2004 Occasionally I like to take advantage of hindsight and see what appraisal I've given to an album long after the review has run and the disc has had time to remain or reappear (or neither) in my player. What I often find ...
Larry Young: Of Love and Peace
by John Kelman
Eight scant months after his classic Unity (Blue Note, '65), organist Larry Young was back in the studio with a larger ensemble and a bolder concept. The title Of Love and Peace may stand in direct contrast to the music within; there may be plenty of love, but on this cacophonous album of barely-controlled chaos, there's ...
