Results for "quartet"

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Quartet

Label: Sonus Rex
Released: 2008
Track listing: 1. Beg And Prey 01:10 2. Ed's Head 05:33 3. Harlem Trio 05:46 4. A Bit 06:35 5. Vera 07:11 6. Andology 04:29 7. Goose Walk 02:31 8. View 06:31

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Quartet

By McCoy Tyner

Label: Half Note Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: Walk Spirit, Talk Spirit; Mellow Minor; Sama Layuca; Passion Dance; Search for Peace; Blues on the Corner; For All We Know.

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Quartet

By Chris Welcome

Label: Tigerasylum
Released: 2008
Track listing: #1+2; #3; #4; #5; #12; #8+15+6; #7; #9; #10; #11+13; #14.

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Quartet

By Muriel Grossmann

Label: Dreamlandrecords
Released: 2008

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The eleven tracks here seem to be painted as much as played and the music is sometimes about effects as much as notes. The sequential numbering of these spare compositions, all penned by guitarist/ leader Chris Welcome, recalls the method of numbering paintings in a series, thus underscoring the artistic parallel. The songs ...

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McCoy Tyner: Quartet

Read "Quartet" reviewed by Jeff Stockton

by Jeff Stockton
January 12, 2008

It seems grossly unfair that the debonair, elegant elder statesman on the cover of Quartet, a document of the concerts McCoy Tyner and his band gave on Dec. 30th-31st, 2006 at Yoshi's in Oakland, would still be trying to live up to the reputation for excellence he established with the John Coltrane Quartet some forty-plus years ...

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Quartet

By Jon Raskin

Label: Shanachie
Released: 2007

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Quartet

By Pat Metheny

Label: Nonesuch Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Night Away; Sound of Water; Fear and Trembling; So Much Music Everywhere; Towards the Light; Long Before; La Tierra Que No Olvida; Santa Cruz Slacker; Secret Beach; Silent Movie; Marta's Theme.

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Pat Metheny / Brad Mehldau: Quartet

Read "Quartet" reviewed by Doug Collette

by Doug Collette
May 7, 2007

The second installment of the Pat Metheny/Brad Mehldau collaboration illustrates how the most accomplished and established musicians endure growing pains as they learn to work together. Even a partnership as complementary as this one benefits from a guiding hand or, alternately, suffers for lack of one. Make no mistake, the presence of Larry Grenadier's bass and ...