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Jenny Scheinman: Crossing the Field
by AAJ Italy Staff
Se il disco che porta semplicemente il suo nome e cognome si muove sulle tracce di un cantautorato di matrice folk-pop, questo Crossing the Field svela le migliori ambizioni strumentali di Jenny Scheinman, talentuosa violinista in grado di passare con disinvoltura da Norah Jones a Bill Frisell, dalla Tzadik alla ditta Tononi/Cavallanti. La band è composta ...
Jenny Scheinman
Label: KOCH Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: I Was Young When I Left Home; Come On Down; Rebecca's Song; Miss Collins; King of Hearts; Shame Shame Shame; The Green; Twilight Time; Skinny Man; Newspaper Angels; Johnsburg, Illinois.
Jenny Scheinman: Jenny Scheinman
by John Kelman
Those only familiar with Jenny Scheinman's two discs for Tzadik--The Rabbi's Lover (2002) and Shalagaster (2004)--may be taken aback by the violinist's leap into singer/songwriter turf on Jenny Scheinman. Others who've followed her work with Americana-centric guitarist Bill Frisell on albums including the sample-rich Unspeakable (Nonesuch, 2004) and the more compositionally focused History Mystery (Nonesuch, 2008) ...
Angels of Shanghai
By Bob James
Label: KOCH Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Celebration; Gulangyu Island; Endless Time; Theme "Onara" from "Daejangkeum"; Dream With Me; Angles' Theme: The Invention of Love; The Magic Paintbrush; Melodia: A Quiet Place for Two; Butterfly Lovers; Dialogues: The Universal Language; Angela with Purple Bamboo.
The Acatama Experience
Label: KOCH Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Intro; Parisian Thoroughfare; Premonition; Point of No Return; Back in the 60
Bob James: Angels of Shanghai
by Jeff Winbush
Albums by Bob James come in two flavors. One is polished, professional and predominantly safe smooth jazz featured on most of solo output and all of his collaborations with the “supergroup," Fourplay. This is where James has established his reputation as one of the more reliably radio-friendly musicians in the business.The other ...
Jean-Luc Ponty: The Acatama Experience
by John Kelman
It's been six years since Jean-Luc Ponty last released a studio disc. Contrasting with the more heavily produced Life Enigma (JLP, 2001), The Acatama Experience places greater emphasis on the violinist's working band. It's also a record that consolidates his early years as a straight-ahead player with his 1970s fusion and later forays into funk and ...
Soul To Souls
Label: KOCH Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Free As The Wind; City Lights; When I Saw You; Vonetta; Instrumental Theme
Part 2 From One Man Dog; Mean Business; A Night In Tunisia; A New Avenger;
Send One Your Love; The World View.
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