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Kenny Garrett at Dazzle
by Geoff Anderson
Kenny Garrett Dazzle Denver July 25, 2008 Kenny Garrett is restless. Over his 20 or so year career, he's explored a good piece of the jazz territory. Consequently, a Kenny Garrett concert is a little like a random parachute jump; you could land just about anywhere. Friday night at Dazzle, ...
Giant Steps
Featuring the music of Kenny Garrett
Duration: 10:49
Beyond the Wall
Label: Nonesuch Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Calling; Beyond the Wall; Qing Wen; Realization (Marching Toward the Light; Tsunami Song; Kiss to the Skies; Now; Gwoka; May Peace Be Upon Them.
Happy People (Part 2)
Featuring the music of Kenny Garrett
Duration: 8:20
Happy People (Part 1)
Featuring the music of Kenny Garrett
Duration: 8:47
Kenny Garrett: Beyond the Wall
by John Barron
Native Detroiter Kenny Garrett has been on the cutting edge of jazz for some time now. The former Miles Davis sideman has built a reputation as an uncompromising trailblazer while managing to write melodic and highly accessible music. Of his many sessions, Beyond the Wall could very well be his best. Inspired by his long-time fascination ...
Beyond The Wall
Label: Nonesuch Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Calling; Beyond the Wall; Qing Wen; Realization (Marching Toward the Light); Tsunami Song; Kiss to the Skies; Now; Gwoka; May Peace Be Upon Them.
New Monastery: A View Into The Music of Andrew Hill
Label: Cryptogramophone
Released: 2006
Track listing: McNeil Island/Pumpkin; Not Sa No Sa; No Doubt/11/8/Dance With Death; Yokada
Yokada/The Rumproller; Dedication; Reconciliation/New Monastery; Compulsion.
Kenny Garrett: Beyond The Wall
by Russ Musto
Since the release of John Coltrane's A Love Supreme (Impulse!, 1965), only a handful of albums have effectively explored jazz's spiritual aspects while sustaining its exciting secular qualities. Beyond The Wall is a masterful work of original music that succeeds marvelously on both levels, building upon Trane's legacy, as well as the work of the date's ...
Nels Cline: New Monastery: A View Into The Music of Andrew Hill
by Nic Jones
The eight-word subtitle just about sums it up. Cline and his fellows don't take the often too reverential repertory approach with Hill's music, and instead offer up a programme that's as stimulating for its approach as it is for the ground it covers, and that ground is considerable, taking in as it does compositions recorded by ...



