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Friends Across Boundaries
Label: Ninnad Music
Released: 2005
Track listing: Soul Searching; Friends Across Boundaries; Beat Treat; Mystery Conquered; Oh! Village Girl; Sufi in Ecstacy.
Jonas Hellborg / Fazal Qureshi / Ustad Sultan Khan: Friends Across Boundaries
by Bhasker Gupta
The delight of writing a review of this album derives from the fact that I've been listening to it for roughly an year now and finally succeeded in getting it autographed from Jonas Hellborg on his recent visit to India. This album is a distinctive, spontaneous collaboration between Swedish jazz bassist Jonas Hellborg, the famous sarangi ...
Time is the Enemy
Label: Bardo Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Heretics; Wherever You Walk; Space-Time; Continuum; The Kings Letter; Barua A Soldani; Time Is The Enemy.
Jonas Hellborg/Shawn Lane/Jeff Sipe: Time is the Enemy
by C. Michael Bailey
Time is the Enemy was assembled during a particularly productive period for the trio of Jonas Hellborg, Shawn Lane, and Jeff Sipe. It was recorded live at various unidentified locations around the world during 1996. Other recordings surrounding this original 1997 release, now remastered, include the live Temporal Analogs of Paradise , also recently remastered. As ...
Temporal Analogues of Paradise
Label: Bardo Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: First Movement; Second Movement
Hellborg/Lane/Sipe (Apt. Q258): Temporal Analogues of Paradise
by Todd S. Jenkins
Temporal Analogues of Paradise was originally issued in 1996, it stood the fusion world on its ear. The uncanny melodicism of the three performers--Jeff Sipe being the most surprising--set a new standard for electric improvisation. Jonas Hellborg has now remastered the disc and reissued it on his own label, brightening up the sound for an even ...
Jonas Hellborg, Shawn Lane, Jeff Sipe: Temporal Analogues of Paradise
by C. Michael Bailey
One could conceivably reason that Jonas Hellborg's Temporal Analogues of Paradise was merely a retro exercise in mid-'70s flabby musical excess, as the live release, recorded in Europe in 1995, includes only two, 25-minute plus pieces. Having listened to hours of such music, I would characterize this disc a bit differently. These two long pieces come ...
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