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Ran Blake: Something To Live For
by Alberto Bazzurro
Con copertina diversa, torna a quasi diciannove anni dalla sua prima edizione (1999; incisione Boston, marzo '98) un album certamente prezioso (per quanto magari un po' discontinuo) di quel singolare pianista (e personaggio tout court) che è Ran Blake, oggi ottantatreenne. L'album si compone, adesso come allora, di diciannove brani, per lo più brevi o molto ...
Something To Live For
By Ran Blake
Label: Hat Hut Records
Released: 2017
Track listing: Elijah Rock 1; Something to Live For; Get Out of Town; Enigma Suite: Part 1; Memphis; Vilna; Enigma Suite: Part 2; Mood Indigo; Eclipse; Elijah Rock 2; Enigma Suite: Part 3; Judy; A Night in Tunisia; Enigma Suite: Part 4; Nightcrawler; Throw It Away; Impresario of Death; Doktor Mabuse; Ghosts of Cimetière de Père Lachaise.
Something To Live For
Label: American Masters (2)
Released: 2004
Track listing: Something To Live For;
Ella Fitzgerald: Something To Live For
by David Adler
Created as an aural companion to a recent PBS documentary, this marvelous compilation features some of Ella Fitzgerald’s best work for Decca and Verve from 1937 to 1966. Her sheer versatility is what comes through first and foremost, making one question critics who lament Fitzgerald’s alleged stylistic limitations. She’s a small-group bebop juggernaut on scat masterpieces ...
Something to Live For
By Ran Blake
Label: Hat Hut Records
Released: 1999
Track listing: Elijah Rock 1; Something to Live For; Get Out of Town; Enigma Suite: Part 1; Memphis; Vilna; Enigma Suite: Part 2; Mood Indigo; Eclipse; Elijah Rock 2; Enigma Suite: Part 3; Judy; A Night in Tunisia; Enigma Suite: Part 4; Nightcrawler; Throw It Away; Impresario of Death; Doktor Mabuse; Ghosts of Cimetière de Père Lachaise.
Ran Blake: Something to Live For
by Robert Spencer
Ran Blake is not precisely a minimalist, although he is seldom loquacious, and has a spare and virtually unerring sense of placement. He is transcendently evocative without ever lapsing into easy sentimentality, and can sum up, with just a few notes, effects that a hundred thrashers and bashers never approach. He can whisper. He can sing ...
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