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Blue Mongol
By Roswell Rudd and the Mongolian Buryat Band
Label: Sunnyside Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: The Camel; Gathering Light; Behind the Mountains; Steppes Song; Djoloren; Four
Mountains; Buryat Boogie; Blue Mongol; Bridle Ringing; Ulirenge; American Round; The
Leopard; Honey on the Moon
Full Moon Music: Grand Ideas, Vol. 3
Label: Sunnyside Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Preamble; A Call To The Spirits; The Witch
Kenny Barron Trio: The Perfect Set: Live at Bradley's II
by Tom Greenland
In the Middle East, “tarab," a state of musical and spiritual ecstasy, is produced and maintained when a creative feedback loop is established between performers and listeners. The transformation is dependent not only on the skilled artisans, but on the environment created by the musically initiated audience. In jazz, people and place are equally important: Bradley's, ...
Steve Kuhn Trio: Qui
by John Kelman
Why an album takes over five years from recording to release is curious, especially when it's from an established artist like pianist Steve Kuhn--perennially underappreciated to be sure, but not without a certain cachet. Still, finding a home for a session can sometimes be a challenge, and at the end of the day, whether it was ...
Carolyn Leonhart: New 8th Day
by Dr. Judith Schlesinger
In a world full of cookie-cutter jazz vocalists and instant vanity CDs (just add water), it's rare to hear a singer who has both chops and discernible style. Carolyn Leonhart is one of the few: it's a pleasure to hear the intelligence and nuance in her delivery, and she also swings her posterior off. Add to ...
Steve Kuhn Trio: Qui
by Joshua Weiner
Let's be up front about it: I'm not a huge fan of Latin music, including Latin jazz. No offense to the many fine artists or the teeming millions that are into this stuff; I'm just a northern, Arctic Circle kind of guy. Rio bathing beauties are great and all, but, call me crazy, I like Minnesota ...
Roswell Rudd and the Mongolian Buryat Band: Blue Mongol
by John Kelman
Cross-cultural fusions are not only common these days, they're de rigueur in some circles. It's always encouraging to see artists who are well-established and in their senior years throw caution to the wind and look for ways to keep their outlook fresh and invigorated. Over the course of his seventy years, trombonist Roswell Rudd has worked ...
Ben Monder: Oceana
by AAJ Staff
As much an experience in hypnotic textures as a voyage through aquatic depths, Ben Monder's Oceana captures an essential mood and holds it for a full seventy minutes. That's no small feat, but the guitarist wisely works with four other talented musicians who ably intuit his vision in order to help make it happen. Notably absent ...
Roswell Rudd and the Mongolian Buryat Band: Blue Mongol
by Elliott Simon
Blue Mongol acquaints trombonist Roswell Rudd's unmatched tonal mastery with the musical traditions of Mongolia, resulting in the most culturally respectful, spiritually uplifting, and musically interesting release of the year. While the Mongolian Buryat Band's combined instrumental performances on bamboo flute, horse head bass and fiddle, dulcimer, lute, and zither are comparable to the best classically ...
Ben Monder: Oceana
by John Kelman
It's not uncommon to hear talk about artists spreading their stylistic umbrella so wide that figuring out who they are becomes a challenge. It's not so much that their personal voices are unclear; rather, it requires examining a wide cross-section of recordings. In simpler times past, artists might evolve, but any single release could present a ...
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