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These Four Walls
By Shawn Colvin
Label: Nonesuch Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Fill Me Up; These Four Walls; Tuff Kid; Summer Dress; Cinnamon; Venetian Blue; The Bird; I'm Gone; Let It Slide; Even Here We Are; So Good to See You; That Don't Worry Me Now; Words.
Bill Frisell, Ron Carter, Paul Motian
By Bill Frisell
Label: Nonesuch Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Eighty-One; You Are My Sunshine; Worse and Worse; Raise Four; Pretty Polly; On The Street
Where You Live; Monroe; Introduction; Misterioso; I'm So Lonesome, I Could Cry.
House on Hill
By Brad Mehldau
Label: Nonesuch Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: August Ending; House On Hill; Bealtine; Boomer; Backyard; Fear and Trembling; Embers; Happy Tune; Waiting For Eden.
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.
Now that's what I call Fusion... Vol.II
By Graham Young
Label: Nonesuch Records
Released: 2006
Shawn Colvin: These Four Walls
by John Kelman
For her first Nonesuch release, singer/songwriter Shawn Colvin and longtime producer/co-writer John Leventhal strip things back to the basics. The same approach made her 1989 Columbia debut Steady On a refreshing breath of fresh air at a time when kitchen sink production was de rigueur. Both have matured as artists in the ensuing years, and These ...
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 ...
Pat Metheny / Brad Mehldau: Metheny Mehldau
by CJ Shearn
This collaboration between Pat Metheny and Brad Mehldau reveals them to be a perfect match for each other. Although they have contrasting, profoundly personal approaches, they share a certain admiration for each other's music. Metheny was transfixed upon hearing the pianist's playing on the minor-key piece “Chill, from Joshua Redman's Moodswing (Warner Bros, 1994), while “Are ...
