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Russell Gunn: Ethnomusicology Vol. 4: Live in Atlanta
by John Kelman
As an alternative to Wynton Marsalis, who steadfastly hangs onto the singular American Jazz Tradition and, granted, eloquently and skillfully keeps it alive through his playing, educating and entrepreneuring, trumpeter Russell Gunn has shown an unerring desire over the course of the past ten years to merge styles into a personal language that asserts jazz as ...
Ethnomusicology, Vol. 3
By Russell Gunn
Label: Justin Time Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. Celebrity Room (Intro) - 0:47
2. No Separation - 4:12
3. The Critic's Song - 2:54
4. Variations (On a Conspiracy Theory) - 6:04
5. East St. Louis - 5:45
6. John Wicks - 7:06
7. Yesterdays - 7:35
8. Strange Fruit - 4:03
9. Stranger Fruit - 7:00
Russell Gunn: Ethnomusicology, Vol. 3
by AAJ Staff
Russell Gunn has a problem with critics--but only the ones who don't like his music. The third track on this record makes this point more than abundantly clear. And it's pure hypocrisy. Regardless, I'm afraid I'll have to join this elite group. Gunn's last record (Vol. 2) was a brilliant blending of jazz with ...
Ethnomusicology, Vol. 2
By Russell Gunn
Label: Justin Time Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Intro (a.k.a. I Think I Love You); Epistrophy; Del Rio (a.k.a. Anita); Dance of the Concubine; It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Go-Go Swing); Kebbi Williams Interlude; I Wish; Caravan; Lyne's Joint; Outro.
Russell Gunn: Ethnomusicology, Vol. 2
by AAJ Staff
Trumpeter Russell Gunn demonstrated a very personal vision of jazz fusion on the first volume in this series, which generated a lot of media interest and earned him a Grammy nomination. He continues along the same vein with Ethnomusicology, Vol. 2, a fine showcase for his manifold crossover interests. It's too easy to dismiss this music ...
Russell Gunn: Ethnomusicology, Volume 1
by Douglas Payne
Few attempts at a jazz and hip hop union have ever been successful or satisfying. Maybe it's one school's inability to understand the other or the problematic potential of getting two such different audiences in the same room. But, somehow, the maverick 28-year-old trumpeter Russell Gunn has made it work with Ethnomusicology, one of the finest ...
Russell Gunn: Young Gunn Plus
by Jim Santella
Recorded in 1994 when young lion Russell Gunn was a mere 23 years old, the Muse album Young Gunn is a quintet session with tenor saxophonist Sam Newsome, pianist John Hicks, bassist Peter Washington, and drummer Cecil Brooks III. This 32 Jazz reissue adds three tracks with a different quintet. Coming from a background that like ...
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