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Andy Middleton: Reinventing the World
by Michael P. Gladstone
Based upon the packaging, I suspected that this disc would contain avant-garde or at the very least cutting-edge, Knitting Factory-type jazz. There are no liner notes, just photos of the personnel and trumpeter Kenny Wheeler's name staring me in the face. Well, my guess couldn't be further from the truth. Reinventing the World is a well-thought-out, ...
Andy Middleton: Reinventing the World
by Dan McClenaghan
Reedman Andy Middleton's Reinventing the World could be a companion piece to another “theme" CD released earlier this year, pianist Mike Holober's Canyon (Sons of Sound, 2002), which celebrated the composer's love of canyoneering, hiking, and the outdoor experience with a set of finely crafted and highly melodic originals. Reinventing the World, with a broader palette ...
Andy Middleton: Reinventing The World
by Jim Santella
Recorded nearly three years ago in Cologne, Germany, this session features a group of modern mainstream jazz artists who’ve got their eyes set on the future. Saxophonist Andy Middleton dedicates the album, his fourth, to his young daughter, who certainly deserves a better world. Ecological concerns and other global social issues would drive any responsible parent. ...
Show 'Em Where You Live
By Steve Smith
Label: Intuition
Released: 2002
Track listing: 1.Cranial #1 Right Now 2.Mr. T.C. 3.Shagedlic Boogaloo 4.Cranial # 2 The
Jinx 5.Soul Principle 6.Our Man In Louisiana 7.Cat and Mouse 8.Cranial #
3 Azul 9.Sideways Blues 10.the Blackhawk 11.Cranial # 4 Where We Live
12.The Fire Still Burns (for Jimi) 13.Cranial # 5 Awaken The hoodoo
14.Cranial # 6 Mata Hari 15.Gingerbread Boy 16.Cranial # 7 Brake Failure
Blinds & Shades
By Florian Ross
Label: Intuition
Released: 2002
Track listing: Soundcheck, Toss & Turn, Ev'ry Now and Then (Pause and Think Again), Getting There (is Half the Fun), Grand Tristesse, Farewell, Bookend, Julia, Bye Bye Blackbird, Goodbye
Vital Information: Show 'Em Where You Live
by Glenn Astarita
Founded by all-world drummer, Steve Smith back in the 80’s, “Vital Information” celebrates its tenth recording with a slightly organic vibe as these superb musicians delve into a variety of formats. The keyword here is groove, as these stylists (and frequent poll winners) align their wares for a group sound that has become easily identifiable! A ...
Vital Information: Show 'Em Where You Live
by Glenn Astarita
Founded by all-world drummer Steve Smith back in the 80’s, Vital Information celebrates its tenth recording with a slightly organic vibe as these superb musicians delve into a variety of formats. The keyword here is groove, as these stylists (and frequent poll winners) align their wares for a group sound that has become easily identifiable! On ...
Michael Blake: Drift
by AAJ Staff
Blake is an improvising saxophonist who, because of his personal interests and the label he’s on, is often mistakenly relegated to the Worldbeat sections. To be honest, this disc only grabbed me halfway through, but when it did, it grabbed hard, and has sustained repeated listening. The title cut, “Drift,” is echoed à la old ECM, ...
