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Unity Band

Read "Unity Band" reviewed by Ian Patterson


Pat Metheny Unity Band Nonesuch Records 2012 It may be premature to write about the Pat Metheny Group in the past tense, but it's been seven years now since The Way Up (Nonesuch Records, 2005) and its last world tour. A feeling is creeping in that the 68-minute opus may have ...

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Unity Band

Read "Unity Band" reviewed by John Kelman


In a time when compressed music is the norm—often removing the details an artist has worked so hard to capture in recording—it's great to have someone like guitarist Pat Metheny still paying attention to the very minutiae that can make a very, very good record great. Unity Band would be a very, very good record under ...

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Article: Album Review

Brad Mehldau Trio: Ode

Read "Ode" reviewed by Ian Patterson


Seven years separate Ode from this trio's last studio recording, the outstanding Day is Done (Nonesuch, 2005), which has come to mark a before-and-after in Brad Mehldau's trajectory. Previously, the pianist had recorded in a traditional trio setting with few exceptions. Since Day is Done, however, Mehldau's projects have covered much more diverse terrain: setting poetry ...

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Brad Mehldau Trio: Ode

Read "Brad Mehldau Trio: Ode" reviewed by Doug Collette


Brad Mehldau TrioOdeNonesuch Records2012The very first notes of the Brad Mehldau Trio's Ode sound rich, lyrical and full of energy. This may come as a surprise to those unfamiliar with the pianist's work, but loyal followers of Mehldau know he brings an unusual intensity to his work, particularly ...

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Brad Mehldau Trio: Ode

Read "Ode" reviewed by John Kelman


The Art of the Trio: Recordings 1996-2001 (Nonesuch, 2011) provided an opportunity to reassess Brad Mehldau's rapid trajectory, though the trio that established him as one of the past two decades' most important pianists was long gone. If Jorge Rossy's replacement in 2005 seemed to open the trio up more, it's perhaps because drummer Jeff Ballard ...

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Philip Glass: Einstein on the Beach

Read "Philip Glass: Einstein on the Beach" reviewed by Nenad Georgievski


Philip GlassEinstein on the BeachNonesuch2012 (1993)Music has a tremendous ability to affect human emotions in a very inexplicable manner. It offers a way of communication rooted in emotions rather than in meaning. On the other hand, throughout the ages, music has never lacked controversy and has always been ...

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What's It All About

Label: Nonesuch Records
Released: 2011
Track listing: The Sound of Silence; Cherish; Alfie; Pipeline; Garota de Ipanema; Rainy Days and Mondays; That's the Way I've Always Heard It Should Be; Slow Hot Wind; Betcha By Golly, Wow; And I Love Her.

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Live In Marciac

Label: Nonesuch Records
Released: 2011
Track listing: CD1: Storm; It's Alright With Me; Secret Love; Unrequited; Resignation; Trailer Park Ghost; Goodbye Storyteller (for Fred Myrow); Exit Music (for a Film). CD2: Things Behind the Sun; Lithium; Lilac Wine; Martha My Dear; My Favorite Things; Dat Dere. DVD: Storm; It's Alright With Me; Secret Love; Unrequited; Resignation; Trailer Park Ghost; Goodbye Storyteller (for Fred Myrow); Exit Music (for a Film); Things Behind the Sun; Lithium; Lilac Wine; Martha My Dear; My Favorite Things. DVD Special Feature: transcription of "Resignation," viewable separately or onscreen while track running.

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James Farm

Label: Nonesuch Records
Released: 2011

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The Art of the Trio - Recordings 1996-2001

Label: Nonesuch Records
Released: 2011
Track listing: CD1 (The Art of the Trio, Volume One: Blame It on My Youth; I Didn't Know What Time It Was; Ron's Place; Blackbird; Lament for Linus; Mignon's Song; I Fall in Love Too Easily; Lucid; Nobody Else But Me. CD2 (The Art of the Trio, Volume Two: Live at the Village Vanguard): It's Alright With Me; Young and Foolish; Monk's Dream; The Way You Look Tonight; Moon River; Countdown. CD3 (The Art of the Trio Volume, Three: Songs): Song-Song; Unrequited; Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered; Exit Music (For a Film); At a Loss; Convalescent; For All We Know; River Man; Young at Heart; Sehnsucht. CD4 (Art of the Trio 4: Back at the Vanguard: All the Things You Are; Sehnsucht; Nice Pass; Solar; London Blues; I'll Be Seeing You; Exit Music (For a Film). CD5 (Art of the Trio, Volume 5: Progressions, Disc 1): The More I See You; Dream's Monk; The Folks Who Live on the Hill; Alone Together; Might as Well Be Spring; Cry Me a River; River Man. CD6 (Art of the Trio, Volume 5: Progressions, Disc 2):Quit; Secret Love; Sublation; Resignation; Long Ago and Far Away; How Long Has This Been Going On?. CD7 (Additional Recordings): London Blues (1/7/99); Unrequited (8/1/97); Ron's Place (7/31/97); In the Wee Small Hours (2001); Lament for Linus (7/31/97).


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