Results for "EmArcy"

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Dream of Nite

Label: Verve Music Group
Released: 2007
Track listing: Unsteady; Feel; Fran-Dance; En Noir; Tomorrow's Expectations; Dream of Nite.

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Label: EmArcy
Released: 2007
Track listing: The Low Road; Down D; Strangeness in the Night; Heck of a Job; Behind Closed Doors; House of the Rising Sun; Shoe Dog; Memorette; Trio Blues; Pretty Out; I Can't Get No Satisfaction.

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Gaetano Partipilo: The Right Place

by AAJ Italy Staff
November 26, 2007

È volato oltreoceano per trovarsi “al posto giusto", in quello che definisce fieramente The Right Place, Gaetano Partipilo, il sassofonista che, dapprima sulla scena jazzistica pugliese, poi progressivamente su quella nazionale e internazionale, si è guadagnato l'affetto del pubblico e il rispetto della critica, venendo felicemente accostato a sonorità nere urbane di grande impatto espressivo. Scegliendo ...

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David Liebman - Roberto Tarenzi - Paolo Benedettini - Tony Arco: Dream of Nite

by AAJ Italy Staff
November 19, 2007

Registrato nel 2005 dopo ripetute collaborazioni occasionali che avevano accresciuto affiatamento e stima reciproca, questo lavoro vede il grande sassofonista statunitense David Liebman assieme a tre ottimi, ancorché non notissimi, musicisti nostrani: il pianista Roberto Tarenzi, il contrabbassista Paolo Benedettini e il batterista Tony Arco. Tarenzi e Arco avevano già registrato con Liebman un CD uscito ...

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Marco Tamburini: Isole

by AAJ Italy Staff
November 12, 2007

Per Marco Tamburini, potrebbe essere questo il disco giusto a decretarne la meritata visibilità internazionale. Lo lasciano presagire tre caratteristiche di fondo di questa sua nuova opera: il livello elevato, costante quanto ispirato della musica proposta; l’incisione per una multinazionale del disco; l’aver coinvolto due fuoriclasse del proprio strumento quali il contrabbassista Cameron Brown ed il ...

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John Scofield: This Meets That

Read "This Meets That" reviewed by J Hunter

by J Hunter
November 9, 2007

John Scofield has been keeping good company: The legendary guitarist followed up his Grammy-nominated turn with the super group Trio Beyond by recording with Medeski, Martin & Wood and touring with Phil Lesh & Friends. Even Scofield's Ray Charles tribute That's What I Say (Verve, 2005) was an all-star bash featuring Mavis Staples and Dr. John. ...

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John Scofield: This Meets That

Read "This Meets That" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff

by AAJ Italy Staff
November 5, 2007

Questo eccellente This Meets That si segnala come uno degli album più riusciti del chitarrista John Scofield. La formula che ne sta alla base (il suo trio elettrico affiancato in molti brani da una sezione di fiati arrangiati dallo stesso Scofield) si dimostra perfettamente in grado di assecondare la voglia di guardare in avanti (tenendo però ...

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John Scofield: This Meets That

Read "This Meets That" reviewed by Doug Collette

by Doug Collette
October 17, 2007

The first tones you hear on This Meets That are those of John Scofield's guitar as if it's being tuned to a particular frequency. Listening to the CD it becomes clear there is, in fact, a wavelength into which all the musicians involved have locked. No doubt bassist Steve Swallow and drummer Bill Stewart know that ...

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John Scofield: This Meets That

Read "This Meets That" reviewed by John Kelman

by John Kelman
October 8, 2007

It was inevitable. Guitarist John Scofield has, for the past decade, alternated regularly between albums aimed at the groove-centric (and broader) demographic he first captured with A Go Go (Verve, 1998) and discs appealing to a more committed jazz audience. Scofield has always represented a unique combination of advanced harmony, allowing him to seamlessly migrate between ...

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Jeff Gardner: Alchemy

by Martin Gladu
June 19, 2007

The alchemists' esoteric quest of transforming the mundane into the precious and pure, literally such as transmuting base metals into gold, but also figuratively, applies to art and artists as well. For their part, jazz musicians extricate vibrations from instruments to translate feelings and touch peoples' souls. Maybe inspired by the nobler aspirations of the age ...