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Trey Anastasio and The Undectet: Original Boardwalk Style: Live in Atlantic City
by Doug Collette
Guitarist Trey Anastasio's live album, Original Boardwalk Style, progresses just the way a live performance should. Its early tracks demonstrate the varied assets of The Undectet and, as the subsequent cuts unfold, the sequencing serves to exhibit the subtleties of the material as well as the musicianship. Recorded at the New Year's 2006-7 run at the ...
Robert Walter: Cure All
by Doug Collette
The advantage of working below the radar, as Robert Walter generally does, is that you are free of the cult of personality and celebrity that so often dilutes an artist's work. The disadvantage is that your good work, like Cure All, may not get the attention it deserves It's not that Walter is without credentials. A ...
Stanton Moore Trio: Emphasis! (On Parenthesis)
by Doug Collette
Right from the beginning of this CD, it's such a pleasure to hear Stanton Moore play the drums, it's an effort to remember he is also the bandleader, co-producer and main idea-man behind Emphasis! (On the Parenthesis). With this trio work, the New Orleans native takes another step toward elevating himself to that upper echelon of ...
Phish: Live in '93, '97 and '98
by Doug Collette
Originally conceived in 2001 to document Phish's previously-recorded live adventures while the band was in hiatus, the LivePhish series has evolved into a much more purposeful project since the band went into retirement in 2004. Offering digital downloads as well as eco-friendly CD packaging, the series is extending the legacy of the band by ...
Pat Metheny Group: Imaginary Day Live
by Doug Collette
Pat Metheny Group Imaginary Day: Live Eagle Eye Media 2008 A composite of three nights of performances from 1998, Imaginary Day Live reaffirms the ambition and skill of Pat Metheny, his long-time collaborator Lyle Mays and the varied talents of the Group of the time (including the cinematic ...
Van Morrison: Remasters at Last
by Doug Collette
Van Morrison's position as one of the leading white soulmen of our times is as firmly grounded as his begrudging acceptance of celebrity status. The Belfast Cowboy so reviles the cult of personality that has surrounded him since his days leading Them, that it has resulted in his steadfact refusal, since the advent of the compact ...
The Wood Brothers: Loaded
by Doug Collette
Like most of Loaded, The Wood Brothers' second album begins and ends with its respective companion pieces, “Lovin' Arms" and “Still Close," moving at a decidedly unhurried pace. The understatement at the heart of their approach distinguishes itself precisely because the sound is so quietly inviting. Bassist Chris and guitarist Oliver Wood ...
Grateful Dead: Road Trips Vol. 1 No. 2
by Doug Collette
Grateful Dead Road Trips Vol. 1 No. 2 Grateful Dead/Rhino 2008 In conceiving Road Trips, the first archive series to emerge after the Grateful Dead initiated their business partnership with Rhino Records, the intent was to highlight significant phases of the band's performing career without impinging on previous ...
Steve Winwood and Eric Clapton at Madison Square Garden
by Doug Collette
Steve Winwood / Eric Clapton Madison Square Garden New York, New York February 28, 2008 Steve Winwood and Eric Clapton's three nights of shows at Madison Square Garden in New York City at the end of February 2008 constitutes flying under the proverbial radar. In the wake of the ...
Medeski Martin and Wood Live: Spontaneous Combustication
by Doug Collette
Medeski Martin & Wood Higher Ground South Burlington, Vermont February 21, 2008 Having launched their own record label, Indirecto, so auspiciously in 2007 with a reunion session with John Scofield, Out Louder, Medeski Martin and Wood are taking the next logical step of independent artists in charge of their ...
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