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Steve Khan: Borrowed Time
by John Kelman
Steve Khan's first record in nine years, The Green Field (Tone Center, 2006) was splendid, and represented an impressive combination of some of the guitarist's freest playing to date alongside the compelling Afro-Cuban grooves that have inspired him for years. Borrowed Time is even more ambitious, utilizing a larger cast and more expansive textures.
Got My Mental
By Steve Khan
Label: ESC Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: R.P.D.D.; Paraphernalia; Common Mama; Got My Mental; The Last Dance; Sham Time; I Have Dreamed; Cunning Lee.
Fusion With Attitude
By Steve Khan
Label: Soul Brother Records (3)
Released: 2006
Track listing: Soul Turnaround; K High; First Come First Serve; Out On The Coast; Like A Thief In The Night; Tomorrow's End; First Impressions; Force Of Nature; Gazelle; Padali; Rise Of Atlantis;
The Green Field
By Steve Khan
Label: Tone Center
Released: 2006
Track listing: El Vi��n; Congeniality; Riot; Fist in Glove; Cosecha lo que Has Sembrado;
Sanctuary/Nefertiti;
Eronel; You Stepped Out of a Dream; The Green Field.
Steve Khan Trio: The Green Field
by AAJ Italy Staff
Dopo nove anni, Steve Khan ripropone la formula del trio e richiama in formazione John Patitucci e Jack DeJohnette. The Green Field, più che degno successore di Got My Mental, vede anche una sezione ritmica latin con la presenza di un trio di percussionisti di tutto rispetto (Ralph Irizarry, Roberto Quintero e Manolo Badrena). Così, attraverso ...
Steve Khan: The Green Field
by Woodrow Wilkins
Fusion, pop, jazz, rock, straight ahead. It doesn't seem to matter where the music goes. Steve Khan's been there, quite often traveling with some heavy hitters. Bob James, Maynard Ferguson, Steely Dan, Joe Zawinul, Miles Davis, Freddie Hubbard and the Brecker Brothers are just a few of the powerhouses with whom Khan has recorded or toured ...
Steve Khan: Got My Mental
by John Kelman
The great thing about the ECM label is that it never deletes a title, which means that new fans of legacy artists like pianist Keith Jarrett can go back and explore their artistic development. Sadly that's rarely possible with most labels, and it's becoming even more challenging when an artist's career spans several, as is the ...
Steve Khan: Reflections on the Making of "The Green Field"
by Steve Khan
[Editors Note: In this, the first of a new series dedicated to giving artists an unedited forum to speak completely with their own voice, veteran guitarist Steve Khan reflects on the making of his new album, The Green Field (Tone Center, 2006)--his first as a leader in nine years. Khan emerged in the ...
Steve Khan: The Green Field
by Jim Santella
Guitarist Steve Khan brings a straight-ahead quartet to the forum with The Green Field. Recorded less than a year ago, the session draws from jazz's modern mainstream with a focus on the leader's lyrical preferences. Percussionists Ralph Irizarry and Robert Quintero sit in for four of the album's nine selections, adding considerable depth to the program's ...
Steve Khan: The Green Field
by John Kelman
Nine years have passed since guitarist Steve Khan last released an album as a leader. But he hasn't been inactive, touring with artists like Terri Lyne Carrington and Greg Osby and co-leading the Caribbean Jazz Project. However, it's been far too long since he's released an album putting his immediately recognizable style front and centre.
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