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John Scofield: Piety Street
by Doug Collette
John Scofield's Piety Street is an exercise in musicology, but it's also much more than that. Without sacrificing the prominence of his electric guitar playing--just utilizing it from a different perspective--this gospel blues album further demonstrates how he has executed similar fusions, in altogether different contexts, throughout his extensive 36-album career. Just as Scofield doesn't play ...
Julian Lage: Sounding Point
by John Kelman
Despite being just 21, Julian Lage has clocked up some impressive credentials. The guitarist has worked with vibraphonist Gary Burton's recent quintet, appearing on Generations (Concord, 2004) and Next Generation (Concord, 2005); appeared with another jazz wunderkind, Taylor Eigsti, on the pianist's Lucky To Be Me (Concord, 2006) and Let It Come To You (Concord, 2008); ...
Chat Noir: Difficult to See You
by AAJ Italy Staff
Avevamo avvertito, un paio d'anni fa, che era opportuno seguire il trio Chat Noir, quando ascoltammo il loro buon disco d'esordio, Adoration. E infatti i Chat Noir non si smentiscono, uscendo adesso con questo ottimo lavoro, nel quale mostrano di essere ulteriormente cresciuti e di avere ormai una personalità definita, personale, multiforme. Ispirato alle più recenti ...
Clifton Anderson: Decade
by Ken Dryden
Clifton Anderson has spent almost a quarter-century playing trombone in Sonny Rollins' band, rarely leading his own groups. Decade is Anderson's second release as a leader, utilizing a variety of musicians in different combinations (several of whom are Rollins alumni or sidemen): pianists Larry Willis and Stephen Scott, bassists Bob Cranshaw and Christian McBride, drummers Al ...
Clifton Anderson: Decade
by Paolo Arduini
Best-known for playing and producing with his famous uncle Sonny Rollins (who gave him his first trombone when he was only seven), trombonist Clifton Anderson is back with Decade, his second album as a leader. A little more than a decade has, in fact, passed since his first effort. All good things to those who wait, ...
Carioca
Label: EmArcy
Released: 2008
Track listing: Luz Negra; Ao Romper da aurora; Choro sim; Valsa brasiliera; A voz do morro; A hora da
Razao; Segura ele; Doce de coco; Folhas secas; Il domatore di pulci; Samba e amor; Tico tico
no fuba; Caprichos do destino; Na baixa do sapateiro; Apanhei-te cavaquinho; Trem das
onze/Figlio Unico.
All Hat
By Bill Frisell
Label: EmArcy
Released: 2008
Track listing: John Hardy; Opening Theme; Meet the Stantons; Chrissie's Fall; Peckerwood; Hardy Race; Empty Barn; Stable Scene; Sting; Etta Interlude; Theme version 2; Chrissie's Theme; Theme version 3; Empty Barn part 2; Stanton Theme; Interlude 2; John Hardy/Ray Returns to Etta; Ray Driving; Empty Barn part 3; Theme version 4; Ray and Etta; Jackson's Epiphany; Hardy Bar Song; Theme 5/Waltz; Interlude 3; Hardy Duet; Chrissie in the Meadow; Sonny's Losing Montage; Last Race; Etta's Theme; End Credits.
Across The Crystal Sea
By Danilo Pérez
Label: EmArcy
Released: 2008
Track listing: Across the Crystal Sea; Rays and Shadows; Lazy Afternoon; The Purple Condor; If I Forget You; (All of a Sudden) My Heart Sings; The Saga of Rita Joe; Another Autumn.
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