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Sketches From the Other Side, for A.I.
Label: Ruby Flower Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Sketches From the Other Side for A.I.; A.I.'s Theme; Blues for Ana Isabel; Spectrum of
Petals; Geometric Entities; Strolling Through Deepness; Coming to Terms; Closing In; Road
Construction Machinery; Solid State Lifeforms
Herb Robertson and the Space Cadets: Sketches From the Other Side, for A.I.
by Rex Butters
Trumpet tornado Herb Robertson, a longtime mainstay on the New York Downtown and European improv scenes, has joined with Dr. Ana Isabel Ordonez to launch Ruby Flower Records. The first bloom from this particular garden features Robertson in a trio with reed great Frank Gratkowski and French phenom Julien Petit, known for his featured soloist status ...
Herb Robertson NY Downtown Allstars: Elaboration
by Kurt Gottschalk
Dubbing a band the “NY Downtown Allstars" is certainly bold, but it would be hard to argue against this lineup: the band, led by under-recognized trumpeter Herb Robertson, features Tim Berne on saxophone, Mark Dresser on bass, Tom Rainey on drums, and relatively-new-kid-on-the-block Sylvie Courvoisier on piano. The group was brought together at the invitation of ...
Music For Long Attention Spans
Label: Leo Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: The Status Quo; Time Out/Zipangu; Future Perfect; Tickle Me Crazy; Beehive Secrets
Herb Robertson and The Double Infinitives: Music For Long Attention Spans
by Glenn Astarita
No doubt Herb Robertson is one of the criminally under-recognized trumpeters in modern jazz and free improvisation as his highly praised work with alto saxophonist Tim Berne and recordings for the much beloved “JMT” jazz label will attest to his musical individuality. However, Robertson has since charted fertile terrain with some of Europe’s finest, although this ...
Herb Robertson & Phil Haynes: Ritual
by AAJ Staff
Trumpeter Herb Robertson has demonstrated his facility in (albeit unconventional) melodic settings. But he also has great potential for the “other" kind of improvised music. Ritual, a striking example of the latter, was performed on Leap Day, 2000. Recorded live to two-track in a darkened room lit only by candles (spooky!), he offers a tour of ...
