Results for "COLORS"

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Colors

By Gondawana Orchestra (feat. Dwight Trible

Label: Gondwana Records
Released: 2018
Track listing: Colors (Feat. Dwight Trible); The Creator has a Master Plan (Feat. Dwight Trible); Love is Everywhere (Feat. Dwight Trible);

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The Gondwana Orchestra: Colors

by Matt Hooke
November 7, 2018

Saxophonist and composer Pharoah Sanders is often imitated but, never matched. His spiritual free-floating style, marked by his distinctive tenor saxophone tone makes him instantly recognizable. On Colors, the Gondwana Orchestra does not attempt to mimic the master, as the album does not include a single saxophonist. Instead of saxophone, the focus is on pianist Taz ...

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Colors

By UroSoule

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2013

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Colors

By Ed Jackson

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2013

Song of the Day

Sky

August 3, 2013

Album: Colors
By UroSoule
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2013
Duration: 5:41

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Colors

By Jordan Piper

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2011

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Colors

By Manami Morita

Label: Manami Morita
Released: 2010
Track listing: My Little Blue Sweetie; Jungle Book; Sleeping Tiger; My Favorite Things; Esp; Interlude; Goodbye at 12 am; Goin' Home.

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Manami Morita: Colors

by Ian Patterson
February 5, 2010

The cover of Color, pianist Manami Morita's debut recording as leader, is a mosaic of child-like drawings, all round shapes and primary colors. It's somehow a reflection of her music which is unselfconsciously joyous and optimistic. There are few shades and little introspection in her playing, only boldness and, like the colors of nature, harmony. The ...

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Colors

By Steve Allee

Label: Unknown label
Released: 2007
Track listing: Bubbles; Yesterdays; Fishes; Changes; Lucaya; Colors; Come Rain or Come Shine; Tree Stories; Peepers; Pure Spirit.

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Steve Allee Trio: Colors

by John Kelman
October 2, 2007

Steve Allee's biggest claim to fame is his collaborative big band album with reedman Chuck Carter and drummer John Von Ohlen, Downtown Blues (Sea Breeze, 1999), which garnered a Grammy Award nomination. Still, while he's far from a household name, the west coast-based pianist has been working in the trenches, scoring for film and television, and ...