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Article: Extended Analysis

Dave Holland Big Band: Overtime

by John Kelman
February 19, 2005

Dave Holland Big Band Overtime Dare2 Records 2005 These days it's a challenge to keep any group together for the long haul. Few groups last more than one or two records before dissolving, and while there have been many outstanding records by such short-lived collaborations, one is always left feeling ...

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Article: Album Review

The Dave Holland Big Band: Overtime

by Jack Bowers
February 18, 2005

What does one do when his initial album as a big-band leader sweeps up almost every award in sight and rockets straight to the top of the best-seller list? If he's bassist Dave Holland, he goes back to the drawing board and works Overtime to make sure his second one is not only as good as ...

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Rarum X: Selected Recordings

By Dave Holland

Label: ECM Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1. How's Never?, 2. You I Love, 3. Inception, 4. The Balance, 5. Equality, 6. Nemesis, 7. Shifting Sands, 8. Four Winds, 9. Prime Directive, 10. Homecoming, 11. Conference of the Birds

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Circles

By Paul Bley

Label: Milestone
Released: 2004
Track listing: The Archangel/ Nothing Ever Was, Anyway/ Gary/ Snakes/ Parks/ Circles/ El Cordobes/ Capricorn/ King Korn/ Dreams/ Syndrome/ Gesture Without a Plot/ Ictus.

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Miles Electric: A Different Kind Of Blue

By Miles Davis

Label: Eagle Vision
Released: 2004
Track listing: A Spiritual Orgasm; "So What" Kind Of Blue 1964; Fender Rhodes Piano The New Electric Toy; Bitches Brew Shaking The Foundations; Betty Davis And Miles' Hard Core Rock; Boxing, Improvisation And Miles' Music; Caught Up In The Craziness Of The Sixties; The Critics' Jazz - The Dirty Word; Embracing The Shock Of Electricity; The Isle Of Wight - The Sidemen; "Call It Anything" The Isle Of Wight Concert 1970; Tribute To Miles' Genius; End Credits;

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Honeysuckle Dog

By Chris Smither

Label: Okra-Tone Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Sunshine Lady; Tribute To Mississippi John Hurt; Honeysuckle Dog; Rattlesnake Preacher; Rosalie; Guilty; It Ain't Easy; Lonely Time; Homonculus; Braden River; Steel Guitar; Jailhouse Blues;

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Article: Reassessing

Miles Davis: In a Silent Way

by Trevor MacLaren
October 8, 2004

Miles Davis In a Silent Way Columbia 1969Recording in February 1969, Miles Davis seemed to pick up the vibe of what was going to go down that crazy summer. It was a tumultuous time as the sixties came to a close. First came the Manson Family, then the ...

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Article: Live Review

Dave Holland Quintet at the Outremont Theatre

by John Kelman
October 7, 2004

Dave Holland Quintet Outremont Theatre Montreal, Canada October 2, 2004 In their first appearance in Montreal since the summer of '02, bassist Dave Holland's longstanding quintet made a couple of changes. First, drummer Billy Kilson, who left the group approximately a year ago, has been replaced by Nate Smith, a ...

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Article: Album Review

Dave Holland: Rarum X: Selected Recordings

Read "Rarum X: Selected Recordings" reviewed by Norman Weinstein

by Norman Weinstein
May 1, 2004

Bassist and bandleader Dave Holland's career is oddly yet movingly outlined in this collection. Since the artist is responsible for the eleven tunes culled from ten various albums, I have to assume there was a sound reason for neglecting to include anything from What Goes Around, his forceful 2002 big band session featuring many of his ...

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Article: Interview

Dave Holland: A Giant, and Still Growing

by R.J. DeLuke
March 13, 2004

Dave Holland speaks right to the point. Assured. Precise. Confident. The British accent of the England-born musician is perhaps a bit worn off from being in the United States for so long, since 1968 when the 22-year old relatively unknown bassist was called across the ocean to join Miles Davis at a time when the Price ...