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Charlie Hunter and Bobby Previte as Groundtruther: Altitude

Read "Altitude" reviewed by Troy Collins


After three years and as many records, drummer Bobby Previte and guitarist Charlie Hunter bring their experimental trio project Groundtruther to a triumphant conclusion. Previte and Hunter have invited a rotating third member to play on each release; Latitude (Thirsty Ear, 2004) featured saxophonist Greg Osby, while Longitude (Thirsty Ear, 2005) starred DJ Logic. Keyboardist John ...

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Charlie Hunter and Bobby Previte as Groundtruther: Altitude

Read "Altitude" reviewed by John Kelman


Like a three act play, guitarist Charlie Hunter and percussionist Bobby Previte's Groundtruther project saves the best for last. Latitude (Thirsty Ear, 2004) teamed them with intrepid saxophonist Greg Osby and while both Hunter and Previte have never been technologically challenged, it represented, individually, their most extreme integration of processing/sampling with conventional instrumentation. Likewise, Longitude (Thirsty ...

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The Charlie Hunter Trio: Mistico

Read "Mistico" reviewed by Doug Collette


On the CD tray photo of Mistico, all three members of The Charlie Hunter Trio are shown laughing heartily with each other. It's an appropriate picture, given the joy they exude playing together on this CD of original music by the guitarist/bandleader, which suits the evocative cover art and album title. The Charlie Hunter Trio sounds ...

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Charlie Hunter Trio: Mistico

Read "Mistico" reviewed by Chris May


On Mistico, Charlie Hunter finally, after a couple of near misses, gets in touch with his inner rock guitarist. The disc's immediate predecessors--Copperopolis (Ropeadope, 2006) and Longitude (Thirsty Ear, 2005)--inhabited similarly full-on visceral territory, but here those albums' funk quotients are reduced to practically zero in favor of dirty, confrontational, rock 'n' roll. Nothing on Mistico ...

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At Yoshi's

Featuring the music of Charlie Hunter
Duration: 9:09

The Charlie Hunter Trio, live at Yoshi's, December 2006.
Album

Innovation!

Label: BHM Productions
Released: 2006
Track listing: 01. Long Bay (Hunter, Smith) - 4:55; 02. What I Am (Brickell) - 9:21; 03. Mestre' Tata (Hunter ) - 4:17; 04. I've Got the Handle (Sibles) - 6:50; 05. One Foundation (Tosh) 5:12; 06. Fade Away (Smith) - 7:29; 07. Passion Dance (Tyner) - 6:37; 08. Rivers of Babylon (Dowe, McNaugton) - 8:35; 09. Island in the Sun (Lord Burgess) - 4:01; 10. Long Bay Extended Version (Hunter, Smith) - 5:51

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Copperopolis

Label: Ropeadope Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Cueball Bobbin'; Frontman; Swamba Redux; Copperopolis; Blue Sock; The Pursuit Package; A Street Fight Could Break Out; Drop the Rock; Think of One.

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Charlie Hunter – Chinna Smith – Ernest Ranglin: Innovation!

Read "Innovation!" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Charlie Hunter e la sua chitarra a otto corde incontrano due mostri sacri delle sei corde in area jazz-reggae, due giamaicani dalle storie diversissime ma in qualche modo complementari. Basti dire che Ernest Ranglin (nato nel 1932) fu uno dei pioneri dello ska e trovò la fama a Londra nei primi anni sessanta, affermandosi come chitarrista ...

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Charlie Hunter Trio: Copperopolis

Read "Copperopolis" reviewed by Chris M. Slawecki


Charlie Hunter's first trio record since 2003's Friends Seen and Unseen balances his talents as a composer (he wrote or co-wrote every track except for the set-ending take of Monk's “Think of One ), as a bandleader, as a band member interplaying with drummer Derrek Phillips and John Ellis (tenor saxophone, bass clarinet, Wurlitzer organ and ...

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Charlie Hunter Trio: Copperopolis

Read "Copperopolis" reviewed by AAJ Staff


First-time encounters with Charlie Hunter in a live setting usually leave listeners numb with the realization of how much music Hunter can make with one instrument. It's a sobering experience to see him play melody, chordal accompaniment and bass lines all at once on his custom eight-string guitar--which is obviously a most unnatural feat, even though ...


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