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Transvalue: Book III - The '58 Retractable Hardtop
by AAJ Italy Staff
Difficilmente etichettabile questo Book III dei Transvalue, gruppo che il trombonista Michael Vlaktovich e il poeta e vocalist Chick Britt tengono assieme, con cadenze irregolari, da quasi trent'anni. L'aria che si respira è marcatamente zappiana, anche se le atmosfere musicali sono spesso prossime alle moderne big band. All'interno vi respirano jazz e poesia, pop e reading, ...
Across 36 Continents
Label: pfMentum
Released: 2006
Track listing: 5 Why Zee 1; I Have These Tears; Asking How Tiny Screams Rust Thousands Of Times
Beneath Enormous Rocks; Infinity; Be Careful; 9113; It
Michael Vlatkovich: Across 36 Continents
by Mark Corroto
West Coast trombonist Michael Vlatkovich displays some mature yet nonconformist writing and arranging on Across 36 Continents. The eccentricities prepared for this ten-piece small orchestra make for fresh and at times freewheeling music-making. Then again, Vlatkovich is known for being a bit unconventional. His recent work has been in duets: Call And Response (pfMentum), with poet ...
Queen Dynamo
Label: Unknown label
Released: 2004
Track listing: Our Costumes Should Tell Us Who We Are and What We Think, The Length of the Tail Really Doesn't Matter But It Does Have to Be Bushy, My Other Name is Longer by Two Letters Each, The Daily Parade Dragging Their Lives Behind Them, All Flat Deebee Geegee Too, Blue Peppers, South for Winter, Queen Dynamo, The Blue Robes
Michael Vlatkovich Tritet: Queen Dynamo
by Dan McClenaghan
It's hard to say how the average jazz fan comes to an appreciation of improvised music—and we're talking here spontaneous compositions, not merely an improvised solo in the middle of a mainstream song. One avid listener's introduction to the genre occured some years ago at a concert/lecture in a small state college auditorium. Two young musicians—bass ...
Michael Vlatkovich: TorontoLive
by Mark Corroto
Whoever said that the saxophone most closely resembles the human voice probably never heard Michael Vlatkovich’s trombone. Actually Vlatkovich sounds a lot like my uncle Rocco. He always sounded a bit tipsy, even when he wasn’t drinking. When Rocco enters a room, everyone knows it, Blap, Fwap...everyone’s happy. When Vlatkovich speaks, er sings, it’s the same ...
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