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Songs
Label: Splasc(H) Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: We Free Kings; There Will Never Be Another You; Almighty Fortress Is Our
God; Con Alma; Angel Eyes; On Green Dolphin Street; Bags' Groove;
Yesterdays; East Broadway Run Down.
Matthew Shipp: Songs
by Jon Wagner
A recent blockbuster art show at MoMA featured the German artist Gerhard Richter. Richter works in a variety of mediums, and his work takes different forms -- from a representational, pictorial style to a totally abstract expressionist, non-pictorial style. But Richter's work bears his strong stamp whether he's going figurative or freer. One group of paintings ...
Matthew Shipp: Songs
by AAJ Staff
In a jazz world dominated by tradition, a few restless musicians stand out as pure idiosyncrasy. Pianist Matthew Shipp is one of these rare people. His inner logic, as restless and angular as it might be, makes it impossible to plop him in any category. Within his own small groups, he has laid down some sublimely ...
City of Dreams
Label: Splasc(H) Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: City of Dreams; Girl with the Groovy Hips; Naima; Blues for No Reason; Afternoon at the Souk; Soul Eyes; Waltz for the Lonely One; Theme for Doris.
Live In The Netherlands
Label: Splasc(H) Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: 4th Dimensional; 5th Dimensional; 6th Dimensional; 7th Dimensional.
Holy Sea
Label: Splasc(H) Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: 57E1; 57; 57e2; 58e1; 58e2; 58E3; 58; 59e2; 59.
David S. Ware: Live In The Netherlands
by Michael A. Parker
It really suffices to simply say that this is David S. Ware's first solo recording. It's important. And it's just what you would expect: just take his quartet and leave out the other three players; Ware is essentially always soloing when he plays, no matter who he's with. Actually, because I've always found the interactions between ...
David S. Ware: Live In The Netherlands
by AAJ Staff
It's not every day you get a chance to hear tenor saxophonist David S. Ware perform solo. His devotion to his legendary working quartet has resulted in some of the highest points in the recorded history of modern jazz. But Live In The Netherlands, recorded in October of '97, presents Ware's first solo work on disc. ...
Garrison Fewell Quintet: City of Dreams
by AAJ Staff
"Smooth" is not a word most people like to associate with “jazz." Call it a failure of overzealous marketing. (They've changed terms by now anyway, so we're safe to use it as a compliment.) Guitarist Garrison Fewell has the maturity to appreciate the importance of connecting the dots: fitting ideas together and making them work. His ...
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