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Matt Anderson: Live at Leeds Jazz Festival
by Neil Duggan
To appreciate the synergy and spirit of a band it often pays to hear them play live. The quality of their playing and their abilities to interact are laid bare. Releasing their first live recording, the Matt Anderson Quartet can do so confidently having spent nearly a decade touring and recording together. Live at ...
Francesco Patti, Andrea Domenici, Giuseppe Cucchiara, Andrea Niccolai: A Sound in Common
by Neil Duggan
Album titles can sometimes be mystifying, enigmatic, strange, or in this case, perfectly apt. A Sound In Common links four Italian musicians who share a passion for composing and playing their own brand of swinging contemporary jazz, springing from roots firmly planted in grounded post-bop language. This album, featuring mainly original tunes, is their ...
Review
By Robert Wyatt
Label: ECM Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: 01. Unsaid (6) - 01:33; 02. I'm Glad you're Glad - 02:14; 03. One Symphony-Part3 (excerpt) - 04:38; 04. Introductions - 07:57; 05. Love Ends (excerpt) - 01:23; 06. Understanding - 05:06; 07. Solitudine/Lontano/L'illuminata rugiada/Proverbi - 04:10; 08. Speechless - 01:56; 09. Folly Seeing All This (excerpt) - 05:26; 10. PSS - 01:47; 11. Comrade (excerpt) - 01:06; 12. A l'Abattoir - 02:45; 13. When I Run - 02:31; 14. Alien-Part 1 (excerpt) - 02:31; 15. Twenty - 05:26; 16. Movie Two - 05:29; 17. Sometimes I See People (excerpt) - 02:43; 18. The Sinking Spell - 04:47; 19. 13 (excerpt) - 02:43; 20. Number Six-Part Four - 02:07; 21. Preview - 03:31; 22. It makes no difference to me - 02:09.
Michael Mantler: Review
by AAJ Italy Staff
Le corde. Quelle classiche, prestigiose, dei violini del Balanescu Quartet o della London Symphony Orchestra e quelle elettriche, delle chitarre di Rick Fenn, Larry Coryell, Mike Stern. I testi. Quelli di Samuel Beckett, Harold Pinter, Paul Auster, Giuseppe Ungaretti. Le voci. Di Mona Larsen, Karen Mantler, Jack Bruce, Marianne Faithfull, ma soprattutto quella unica, inconfondibile, senza ...