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Think With Your Heart

By Omer Avital
Label: Blue Moon
Released: 2002
Track listing:
Redemption Song; Flow; Think With Your Heart; Stella By Starlight; Make Believe; Andaluz; Marrakesh; Tune In "D"; The Journey Home; Let It Grow. (Total Time: 36:50).
The Omer Avital Group: Think With Your Heart

by C. Michael Bailey
Pure Post Bop. Avishai Cohen is not the only Israeli-born bassist flexing his muscles on the United States Jazz Scene. Omer Avital has provided an expansive debut recording in Think With Your Heart. Hyperintelligent and free, Think With Your Heart could be considered what happens to Post Bop as a genre when it is perfected. Add ...
Think With Your Heart
By Omer Avital
Label: Blue Moon
Released: 2001
Track listing: 1.Redemption Song 2.Flow 3.Think With Your Heart 4.Stella By Starlight 6.Andaluz 7.Marrakesh 8.Tune In
The Omer Avital Group: Think With Your Heart

by Glenn Astarita
These days, when a young bassist leads a horns-based band, the comparisons and correlations to the late Charles Mingus become inevitable. Israeli-born bassist/composer Omer Avital delivers the goods in prominent fashion while exhibiting star-like qualities on his debut solo offering, entitled Think With Your Heart ! The band launches into a zestful Afro-Cuban groove, featuring Jay ...
The Omer Avital Group: Think With Your Heart

by Glenn Astarita
These days, when a young bassist leads a horns-based band, the comparisons and correlations to the late Charles Mingus become inevitable. Israeli-born bassist/composer Omer Avital delivers the goods in prominent fashion while exhibiting star-like qualities on his debut solo offering, entitled Think With Your Heart ! The band launches into a zestful Afro-Cuban groove, featuring Jay ...
Waiting for the Rain

Label: Laughing Buddha
Released: 1999
Track listing: Pa'Cachao (Faulkner); Waiting for the Rain (Faulkner); Python (Faulkner); Those Left Behind (Faulkner);
Elevator Man (Faulkner); I Cover the Waterfront (Green/Heyman); Black Water (Faulkner)