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Flow

By Terence Blanchard

Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Flow part I; Wadagbe (intro); Wadagbe; Benny's Tune; Wandering Wonder; Flow part II; The Source; Over There; Child's Play; Flow part III; Harvesting Dance.

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Terence Blanchard: Flow

Read "Flow" reviewed by John Kelman

by John Kelman

While some bemoan the fact that there have been no “major" developments in jazz in some time--and go so far as to cite that as proof jazz is dead or, at the very least, dying--they're missing the point. With the seemingly infinite number of sources that are being adopted and adapted into jazz contexts these days, ...

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Terence Blanchard: Flow

Read "Flow" reviewed by Mark F. Turner

by Mark F. Turner

Flow may be Terence Blanchard's most adventurous recording to date, and that's saying a lot for the prolific trumpeter, composer, and bandleader whose career has covered membership with Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers, producing top jazz recordings, and scoring music for many films. Though he's been highly successful, the inner fire of discovery still burns brightly on ...

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Terence Blanchard: Flow

Read "Flow" reviewed by Paul Olson

by Paul Olson

Flow is trumpeter Terence Blanchard's first album since Bounce (2003), and it features most of the same players from that album: Brice Winston on tenor and soprano sax, Lionel Loueke on guitar and vocals, and Aaron Parks on piano. This recording includes drummer Kendrick Scott and bassist Derrick Hodge, two new additions to the sextet--and what ...

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Flow

By Foetus

Label: Thirsty Ear Recordings
Released: 2001
Track listing: Quick Fix; Cirrhosis of the Heart; Mandelay; Grace of God; The Need Machine; Suspect; Someone Who Cares; Heuldoch 7B; Victim or Victor?; Shun; Kreibabe.

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Foetus: Flow

Read "Flow" reviewed by AAJ Staff

by AAJ Staff

When it comes to expressing certain moods, electronic music can be particularly apt. On Flow, Foetus presents themes of loneliness, anger, betrayal, desperation, and hunger. Predictably, the music overflows with square waves--harsh, crunchy vocals; distorted guitar riffs; and relentless pounding drums. But Flow also offers plenty of surprises as well. The tunes on this disc alternate ...

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Flow

By Richard Smith

Label: Heads Up International
Released: 1999

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Richard Smith: Flow

Read "Flow" reviewed by Paula Edelstein

by Paula Edelstein

Flow, Richard Smith’s second release on Heads Up International is the total solution to multimedia “connexity.” Click. VIDEO: Exterior: Los Angeles: A day-in-the-life-of Richard Smith featuring the infamous LA traffic encountered on his way to work with his “smooth” recording staff. Click: MUSIC CD: Interior recording studio: The musicologist, composer and performer plays excellent guitar on ...


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