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Charlie Hunter Trio: Copperopolis
by Mark F. Turner
To say that guitarist Charlie Hunter's been busy is an understatement. Constantly touring and collaborating with Garage à Trois and Groundtruther, he still found time to record Copperopolis with a trio that has been together for over five years. This followup to 2004's Friends Seen and Unseen finds Hunter with drummer Derrek Phillips ...
Live At Tonic
Label: Ropeadope Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: The Christian McBride Band; Technicolor Nightmare; Say Something; Clerow's Flipped; Lejos De Usted; Sonic Tonic; Hibiscus; Sitting On A Cloud; Boogie Woogie Waltz; Night One (1.10.05); See Jam, Hear Jam, Feel Jam; Out Jam/Give It Up Or Turint Loose; Lower East Side/Rock Jam; Hemisphere Jam; Bitches Brew; Out Jam/Via Mwandishi; Mwandishi Outcome Jam; The Comedown (LSD Jam); Night Two (1.11.05); E Jam; Ab Minor Jam; D Shuffle Jam; D Shuffle Jam (Part 2);
Longitude
Label: Thirsty Ear Recordings
Released: 2005
Track listing: Transit of Venus; Tycho Brahe; March 1741, Cape Horn; Course Made Good; Dead Reckoning; Medicean Stars; Jupiter Mask; H-4; Back-Quadrant; Epherimedes; Prime Meridian; South Heading.
Charlie Hunter: Solo Inventions
by John Kelman
Charlie Hunter Solo Inventions Shanachie 6326 2005 While Charlie Hunter has already released a concert DVD, Right Now Live! (Ropeadope, 2003), featuring him in solo, trio and quintet settings, Solo Inventions is anything but redundant. First, this 50-minute DVD--produced as part of Original Spin Media's Solo: The Jazz ...
Charlie Hunter: Living the Music
by Paul Olson
Eight-string guitarist Charlie Hunter has stunned audiences for years with his virtuosic ability to play simultaneous bass and guitar lines, sounding at times more like a Hammond organist than a guitarist. The Hammond sound's just one of Hunter's trademark tones, however, and his technical prowess shouldn't stand in the way of appreciating his considerable talents as ...
Charlie Hunter & Bobby Previte as Groundtruther: Longitude
by Michael McCaw
Groundtruther is an interesting project for Charlie Hunter and Bobby Previte. Each player has long established a solid musical realm of his own on recordings, but with their Groundtruther collaboration, they have found a guise that allows them to experiment well beyond their usual territories. This also explains why Matthew Shipp and Thirsty Ear are releasing ...
Garage a Trois: Outre Mer
by John Kelman
Film music has its own sets of demands, often required to elevate the emotional content of the cinematic story while at the same time seamlessly blending so that it doesn't dominate. And while scores can literally define the mood of a film at their best--think Hitchcock's Psycho--and some only work in conjunction with the films for ...
Charlie Hunter & Bobby Previte as Groundtruther: Longitude
by Mark Corroto
If recordings were comic books, then the latest offering from Bobby Previte and Charlie Hunter's project, Groundtruther, would be packed full of the captions “Blammo, “Whap, “and “Boom! The duo teamed up on the 2003 Red Dog, This Is Tango Leader and soon went on the create the Groundtruther project which invites a ...
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