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Rick Parker Collective: New York Gravity
by Peter Aaron
Trombonist/composer/leader Rick Parker and his band are the best-kept secret in New York right now. But in light of this fine debut and a steadily growing live demand, the secret's not likely to be kept much longer. At 25, Parker is already a tested vet, sharing his horn talents with Frank Ku-umba Lacy's colossal ...
Ron Horton: Subtextures
by Dan McClenaghan
Trumpeter/flugelhornist Ron Horton came onto my radar—floating on a cloud, it seemed—on Andrew Hill's Dusk (Palmetto, 2000). His solo on that disc's stunningly beautiful title track drifted and roiled with a understated, dreamy poetic grace, a song within a song, a personalized expansion of Hill's theme. The approach on Subtextures is much the same.The ...
Overseas
Label: Fresh Sound Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. Foxtrot
2. Redford
3. Punchball
4. Ivandovich
5. Italian Movie Theme
6. Twelve Days
7. Quickstep
8. Earthly
9. Hertzian Waves
10. Indian Summer
11. Prelude
12. Overseas
In The Beginning
By Eli Degibri
Label: Fresh Sound Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: In the Beginning; Painless; Shoohoo; Last Summer; Dance Attempts; Cherokee; Song for Roni; All the Things You Are; With You; With You - Epilogue; Fin.
New York Gravity
By Rick Parker
Label: Fresh Sound Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. New York Gravity
2. Experiment in Mist-ery
3. M.C. Filmmaker
4. Thank You
5. On the Move
6. Transitation
7. The New Path
8. The Exit
9. Going Out
10. 10/31 at Dusk
Rick Parker Collective: New York Gravity
by Matt Merewitz
The Rick Parker Collective proves that its possible to be groundbreakingly innovative in 4/4 time, at least most of the time. These days the opposite is thought to be true - that changing the time is the only way to go. To be on the cutting edge you have to be messing around with alternative time ...
Eivind Opsvik: Overseas
by Matt Rand
Considering its rotating cast of characters, the music on Eivind Opsvik's Overseas has a surprising consistency. The leader's bass is a helpful anchor thoughout the disc. Aside from Opsvik, though, are nine musicians who spread their talents across a variety of subgroupings, many which have been known to create all kinds of sounds. Perhaps best known ...
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Label: Fresh Sound Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: 1. Hover, 2. The Wheat and the Tares, 3. Force of Habit,4. Way Truth Life,
5. Chinese Radio, 6. Sight, 7. Veil
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