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Gary Urwin Jazz Orchestra: Kindred Spirits
by Jim Santella
With special guests Bill Watrous and Pete Christlieb on board, this big band session really smokes. Gary Urwin's third CD recording puts both guests in the spotlight alongside the band's capable roster of Los Angeles all-stars. The frequent musical conversations between Watrous and Christlieb (trading fours) gives Kindred Spirits a beautiful luster. Their sleek, ...
The Gary Urwin Jazz Orchestra: Kindred Spirits
by Jack Bowers
When I'm listening to a big band album for the first time, the “grin factor usually comes into play. The wider the smile, the greater the excitement and pleasure. As Gary Urwin's smoking arrangement of Lester Young's “Lester Leaps In sprang through the headphones, I was grinning from ear to ear, and the smile seldom slackened ...
Kindred Spirits
Label: Boxholder Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Ask Me Now; Light Blue; Reincarnation of a Lovebird; Come Sunday; Pannonica; Friday the
13th; Orange Was the Color of Hew Dress Then Blue Silk; Heavenly Places; Kingdom Come;
Kingdom Come.
Kindred Spirits
By Avram Fefer
Label: Boxholder Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Ask Me Now, Light Blue, Reincarnation of a Lovebird, Come sunday, Pannonica, Friday the 13th, Orange Was the Color of Her Hair Then Blue Silk, Heavenly Places, Kingdom Come--clarinet, Kingdom Come--tenor
Avram Fefer and Bobby Few: Kindred Spirits
by Dan McClenaghan
Multiple reedist Avram Fefer and pianist Bobby Few team up here to play some jazz standards by Monk, Ellington, and Mingus--not what you'd expect from a pair of artists better known for their free jazz credentials. Few played for ten years with Steve Lacy, and Fefer put out several fine sets on the CIMP label; they ...
Avram Fefer and Bobby Few: Kindred Spirits
by Chad Kushins
Sometimes lightning strikes twice. As proof, legendary expatriate Bobby Few has teamed with fellow sound explorer Avram Fefer for two fresh releases of very different character, and with near-perfect results. On the aptly-titled Kindred Spirits, Few and Fefer offer a slower, more blues-laden repertoire than the more free jazz-oriented Heavenly Places. But don't let this accessibility ...
Kindred Spirits
Label: PKO Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Namely You, Mindanao, You're My Thrill, On a Clear Day, Noir of Night, Redwoods, Gone With the Wind, In the Wee Small Hours, Perdido, A Welcome Intrusion, I'm Old Fashioned
Paul VornHagen: Kindred Spirits
by Dan McClenaghan
The opener on multiple-reedman/vocalist Paul VornHagen's Kindred Spirits, “Namely You," kicks the set off on a relaxed straight-ahead vibe, with the leader blowing a robust tenor sax lead. The sound feels loose, like Ben Webster—Ellington's most famous tenor saxophonist—playing out in front of a bunch of top-notch accompanists. Cal Tjader's “Mindanao," featuring VornHagen on flute, takes ...
Kindred Spirits
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: My Foolish Heart; Tank's Tune; Summertime; D
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