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Vijay Iyer: Solo
by Lyn Horton
On the heels of being named Musician of the Year in June, 2010, by the Jazz Journalists Association, Vijay Iyer has released his first solo piano recording. Solo comes after the critical success of his trio's Historicity (ACT Music, 2009) and quartet's Tragicomic (Sunnyside, 2008). Iyer is a kind of Renaissance man, with ...
Vijay Iyer: Solo
by Chris May
Pianist Vijay Iyer's Historicity (ACT Music, 2009) was among the spellbinders of its year, a 10 track trio album, one half originals, one half covers. Solo makes a return visit to the same playground, its 11 tracks comprising five originals and six covers of tunes written by Duke Ellington ("Black & Tan Fantasy," “La Fleurette Africaine"), ...
Johnny Butler: Solo
by Mark F. Turner
On any street corner or venue it's possible to hear a musician playing solo saxophone, its reed-song beckoning down thoroughfares to anyone that will listen. But by putting a spin on things, it's quite another matter to hear and see that horn wired into a laptop computer, as it provides multiphonic voices and looped patterns, fed ...
Henry Grimes: Solo
by AAJ Italy Staff
Un solo di contrabbasso ininterrotto, che dura la lunghezza di due CD, merita di essere definito epico. E' certamente epico il personaggio che ha realizzato quest'impresa. Henry Grimes, dopo un'intensa odissea musicale durata dieci anni, dal 1957 al '67, è scomparso dalla scena per più di sette lustri, tornando poi al suo contrabbasso con lo stesso ...
Solo
Label: Alma Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: Very Early; For the Drifters, Song in B Minor - Eva; Hallucinations; Cinderella Medley - So This Is Love/A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes; Donna Lee (Variations); Song in B Minor - Satie; Serenity; Winter's Waltz; Song in B Minor - Faure; Overtime (Extended Pay).
Chris Donnelly: Solo
by Raul d'Gama Rose
Here's what you might do with this brand new record: have someone place a velvet blindfold over your eyes, slip the record into a CD player, hit “play," adjust volume for comfort, then slide into a very comfortable chair and listen. Chances are one may be think that Bill Evans had come back to life and ...
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