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Panoramic - Rhythm Through the Unobstructed View
By Panoramic
Label: Rhythmic Union Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Panoramic; Orlando's Cha-Cha; Ivory Coast; 88 Degrees in the Shade; Pearls; Nikkara;
Calcados Feliz.
Panoramic: Panoramic - Rhythm Through The Unobstructed View
by Michael P. Gladstone
The opening title track on this album may make you suspect that you're in strore for Caribbean music at the height of tourist season, with lots of rhythms coming from the steel pan and associated instruments. But continued listening will reveal a diverse album full of surprises. The chief architect of this group is ...
Panoramic: Panoramic - Rhythm Through the Unobstructed View
by Dan McClenaghan
In reading about Liam Teague's performances with the Buffalo Symphony, Chicago Sinfonietta, St. Louis Symphony and Czech National Philharmonic, you get the feeling he's determined to take the steel pan (aka steel drum), the national instrument of his native Trinidad and Tobago, to the same lofty heights that Argentinian veteran Astor Piazzolla took the bandoneon. Both ...
Steve Cardenas: Panoramic
by AAJ Italy Staff
Steve Cardenas è da almeno una decina d'anni uno dei nomi emergenti della chitarra jazz, un musicista eclettico già protagonista di varie collaborazioni e anche leader di alcuni progetti discografici dei quali questo Panoramic rappresenta la proposta più recente. Sono con lui in questo album pubblicato dalla spagnola Fresh Sound il saxofonista Tony Malaby, il bassista ...
Steve Cardenas: Panoramic
by AAJ Staff
An observation we might make about jazz albums today, as opposed to the days of vinyl, is that there are a lot more first-rate musicians recording today, for a welter of small, independent CD labels. This means that there is a lot more available, high-quality jazz product today, if the astute listener knows where to look. ...
Steve Cardenas: Panoramic
by Phil DiPietro
Steve Cardenas has worked as a superb accompanist to classic groovers Eddie Harris and Jay McShann, classic modernists Charlie Haden and Paul Motian, and a newer breed of female vocalists, such as Kate McGarry, Rebecca Martin and even Miss Norah Jones. Unusually, he's best-known for work in ensembles that spin twin guitars, as a member of ...
