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Nobody Is Illegal
By Jef Neve
Label: EmArcy
Released: 2008
Track listing: 1. Airplane - 2:15; 2. Nothing But a Casablanca Turtle Slideshow Dinner - 8:57; 3. Abschied - 6:24; 4. Astra - 3:40; 5. Nobody Is Illegal - 6:25; 6. Unprepared - 1:04; 7. Second
Love - 9:33; 8. Goldfish - 2:07; 9. Together at Last - 6:48; 10. Until Now - 4:14; Delayed - 1:53
Tutte le composizioni sono di Jef Neve, escluse 6 e 11, di Neve, Verbist e Verbruggen, 4 e 8, di Neve, Verbist, Verbruggen e Kummert
Stefano Bollani: Carioca
by Ian Patterson
Since saxophonist Stan Getz and guitarist Charlie Byrd embraced Brazilian music in the early '60s, the world has come to know and love the gentle sway of bossa nova. Its most outstanding exponents, Joao Gilberto and Antonio Carlos Jobim, inspired, and will doubtless continue to inspire myriad artists to borrow from their songbooks. The ...
Danilo Perez: Across The Crystal Sea
by Doug Collette
During the course of their collaboration on Across the Crystal Sea, pianist Danilo Perez and arranger Claus German defy convention as much as they utilize it to their own ends. Like the colors in the cover painting at first seem like pastels, but upon close inspection reveal deeper tones, the contrast of the orchestration with a ...
Danilo Perez: Across the Crystal Sea
by Joel Roberts
Pianist Danilo Perez' Across the Crystal Sea, his ninth album as a leader, succeeds better than most jazz with strings efforts because the orchestral arrangements, by legendary composer and producer Claus Ogerman, work with, not against the improvisations of Perez and his top-notch trio. This is no repeat of the hackneyed formula of jazz players soloing ...
Danilo Perez: Across the Crystal Sea
by Mark F. Turner
The cover art is descriptive of the recording's music--gentle brushstrokes of pastel colors portraying a picturesque vista of tranquility. This visual is indicative of what's in store from pianist Danilo Pérez's most challenging release to date, Across the Crystal Sea.A pianist whose tenure with the Wayne Shorter Quartet (e.g., Beyond the Sound Barrier (2005, ...
John Scofield: This Meets That
by Karen Hogg
Guitarist John Scofield's This Meets That is a trio record--sort of. While Scofield has old friends and collaborators Steve Swallow and Bill Stewart on board as his rhythm section, the guitarist also enlisted quite a horn section for this venture: Roger Rosenberg, Lawrence Feldman, Jim Pugh and John Swana add a harmonic lushness and punch to ...
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