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Solarists
Label: Columbia Records
Released: 2015
Track listing: Trembler; Overburden; Scintillator; Flare Star; Seven Wastes.
Light of the Supreme: Carlos Santana’s Devadip Trilogy
Label: Columbia Records
Released: 2015
Track listing:
The Silver Lining: The Songs of Jerome Kern
By Tony Bennett
Label: Columbia Records
Released: 2015
Track listing: All the Things You Are; Pick Yourself Up; The Last Time I Saw Paris; I Won't Dance; Long Ago
and Far Away; Dearly Beloved; The Song Is You; They Didn't Believe Me; I'm Old Fashioned;
The Way You Look Tonight; Yesterdays; Make Believe; Nobody Else But Me; Look For the Silver
Lining.
Tony Bennett & Bill Charlap: The Silver Lining: The Songs of Jerome Kern
by James Doherty
Tony Bennett and pianist Bill Charlap explore the songbook of Jerome Kern on this new release from RPM/Columbia Records. A return to intimate small group jazz, the album marks a welcome reprieve for Bennett, whose work in recent years has been dominated by over-produced duets with an array of current pop superstars. Charlap's well thought out ...
Haitian Rail: Solarists
by Stefano Merighi
La musica di Haitian Rail si distende al meglio in “Flare Star," diciassette minuti di elaborazione complessa che unisce elementi tematici e improvvisazione collettiva simultanea, in grado di informare sia sulla personalità dei singoli che sulla coesione di gruppo. Il quartetto propone un originale accostamento timbrico tra chitarra elettrica e trombone, sebbene i ...
David Gilmour: Rattle That Lock
by Nenad Georgievski
It seems that the working life of guitarist and singer David Gilmour is on a constant roll. Apart from being the front-man of one of the greatest bands in the world Pink Floyd, which career he put to rest with the recent remastered reissues and the fabulous Endless River, (Columbia, 2014) his solo career also took ...
Light of the Supreme: Carlos Santana’s Devadip Trilogy
by Rob Caldwell
To the casual music fan in 1971 Carlos Santana appeared as if he was on top of the world. His band's appearance at Woodstock two short years earlier, plus their cover of Fleetwood Mac's “Black Magic Woman" had catapulted him to stardom. Yet, behind the scenes, his band was splintering. Different musical and personal objectives, plus ...
Commander Cody and the Lost Planet Airmen: We Got a Live one Here!
by C. Michael Bailey
Pimply, hormonal, lower-middle class teenaged boys growing up in the 1960s and '70s were easy marks for fun, subversive, and slightly dangerous music. However, the music being consumed was mostly a generation or two beyond its origin. For Example, “Spoonful" on Cream's 1966 debut recording Fresh Cream (Atco) was an ear-opening introduction to extended performance that ...
Bob Dylan: Shadows in the Night
by Matt Marshall
After spending the past 50-plus years mining the traditional music of what Greil Marcus has termed “old, weird America," and expanding it into the contemporary worlds of folk, rock, country, gospel and other singular hybrids thereof, on Shadows in the Night Bob Dylan gives us his take on the Great American Songbook. Thankfully, Dylan doesn't jettison ...
Leonard Cohen: Popular Problems
Label: Columbia Records
Released: 2014
Track listing: Slow; Almost Like the Blues; Samson in New Orleans; A Street; Did I
Ever Love You; My Oh My; Nevermind; Born in Chains; You Got Me Singing.
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