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Nemesis

June 9, 2011

Album: Invisible Cinema
By Aaron Parks
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2008
Duration: 6:14

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While he only just passed his 24th birthday in October 2008, the gifted Aaron Parks has been appreciated by New Yorkers for quite some time. He's been paying his dues in local clubs for years and has distinguished himself further--enhancing his reputation as a pianist of excellence--as a former member of Terence Blanchard's notable Flow sextet, ...

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Invisible Cinema

By Aaron Parks

Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: Travelers; Peaceful Warrior; Nemesis; Riddle me This; Into the Labyrinth; Karma; Roadside Distraction; Harvesting Dance; Praise; Afterglow.

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Aaron Parks: Invisible Cinema

Read "Invisible Cinema" reviewed by Chris May

by Chris May
October 27, 2008

Best known for his five-year tenure with trumpeter Terence Blanchard, pianist Aaron Parks is the second Blanchard graduate to debut under his own name on Blue Note in 2008. His disc follows percussionist Lionel Loueke's Karibu (Blue Note, 2008), a fitfully engaging album flawed by trying too hard. Invisible Cinema by contrast is a corker, a ...

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Aaron Parks: Invisible Cinema

Read "Invisible Cinema" reviewed by John Kelman

by John Kelman
August 18, 2008

If ever there were a supporting case for the importance of mentoring in jazz, it would be Aaron Parks. The pianist began playing with trumpeter Terence Blanchard in 2003 at the age of 18 and, over the course of three albums culminating in last year's deeply moving A Tale of God's Will (Blue Note, 2007), has ...

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Aaron Parks: Invisible Cinema

Read "Invisible Cinema" reviewed by J Hunter

by J Hunter
August 12, 2008

When Aaron Parks first appeared with Terence Blanchard, the then-19-year old pianist with wild hair and rumpled clothing made him indistinguishable from many of the young jazz fans who came to see Blanchard's return from the world of Spike Lee film scores. Looks can be deceiving though as Parks would later become a key contributor to ...