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Brad Mehldau: Live in Tokyo
by Doug Collette
With boundless energy and seemingly endless imagination, Brad Mehldau has evolved into one of the most prolific jazz musicians in the world today. Little surprise then, that a little over six months after the latest release with his trio, we have another sterling piece of work, his first on his new label affiliation. Fans of his ...
Brad Mehldau: Live in Tokyo
by John Kelman
In the ten years since pianist Brad Mehldau began recording as a leader, starting with '95's Introducing Brad Mehldau , he has emerged as a singular voice with not only a specific vision on his instrument, but also some fairly hefty philosophies which have been detailed in lengthy liner notes on many of his releases. But ...
Bill Frisell: Unspeakable
by John Kelman
Some artists spend an entire lifetime within a narrow genre, honing their skill and working at stretching the boundaries of that style, while others transcend all definitions and labels, creating a music that defies categorization. Such is the case with guitarist Bill Frisell, who over a twenty-five year career has contributed to everything from the Nordic ...
Wilco: a ghost is born
by Doug Collette
It's a bit of a stretch, perhaps, to consider Wilco a jazz band. But if you consider the stylistics leaps Jeff Tweedy & Co. have made since their earliest albums ( Being There , Summerteeth ) and the collective creative process that gave birth to Yankee Hotel Foxtrot and now, this new album, perhaps the label ...
The Real Bahamas in Music and Song
Label: Nonesuch Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: Vol. 1: We'll Understand It Better By and By; Sheep Know When
Thy Shephard Calling; I Told You People Judgement Coming; Don't Take Everybody to Be Your Friend;
Sailboat
Malarkey; Up in the Heaven Shouting; Won't That Be a Happy Time; Out on the Rolling Sea; I Am So Glad;
Come
for Your Dinner; God Locked the Lion's Jaw; Great Dream from Heaven; My Lord Help Me to Pray; Numberless
As
the Sands on the Seashore; I Ain't Got Long; I Bid You Goodnight.
Vol. 2: Mary and Joseph; Peter, You Need the Lord; Jesus Promised Me a
Home over There; Troublesome Water; Kneeling Down Inside the Gate; Jesus Your Name So Sweet; Take Me
over
the Tide; When the Leaves Turn Red; That Glad Reunion Day; The Great Coronation; The Captain Go Ashore;
Ain't No Grave Gonna Hold God's Body Down.
Sounds of the Jungle, Plain, & Bush
Label: Nonesuch Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: Leopard; Vervet Monkey; Hyrax; Rhinoceros; Zebra; Wildebeest; Lion;
Hyena; Wild Dog; Silver-Backed Jackal; Elephant; Hippopotamus.
The Intercontinentals
By Bill Frisell
Label: Nonesuch Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: Boubacar; Good Old People; For Christos; Baba Drame; Listen; Anywhere Road; Procissao; The
Young Monk; We
Are Everywhere; Yala; Perritos; Magic; Eli; Remember
Ghana: High-Life And Other Popular Music
By Saka Acquaye
Label: Nonesuch Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. Sugar Soup
2. Down the Congo
3. Saturday Night
4. Drum Festival
5. Concomba
6. Beyond Africa
7. Congo Beat
8. Echoes of the African Forest
9. Bus Conductor
10. Ebony
11. Kenya Sunset
12. Awuben
13. Akudonno
Various Artists: The Real Bahamas in Music and Song
by AAJ Staff
Here's the (hi)story in a nutshell. The Bahamas, a British colony, outlawed slavery in 1838, which meant that any lucky American slaves who could get there would be free, and the predictable outcome transpired. The music they brought contained the very roots of the blues, the connection between spirituals and folk music. And so generations around ...
Bill Frisell: The Intercontinentals
by AAJ Staff
It's time to admit a bias. Anyone who covers Boubacar Traoré automatically scores points in my book. The Malian guitarist is infinitely remote to anyone outside Mali, but that isn't for any good reason except the vagaries of the recording industry. It's fitting that guitarist Bill Frisell would choose “Boubacar" as the opener to The Intercontinentals ...
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