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Suzanne Pittson: Resolution: A Remembrance of John Coltrane
by Dave Hughes
One of the most adventurous vocal CDs to come around in a long time is Suzanne Pittson's Resolution: A Remembrance of John Coltrane. Pittson achieves her goal of molding her voice into saxophone-like solos. She's bold and daring, very much in the spirit of the CD's honoree. The occasional slight lapse in intonation can be forgiven ...
Suzanne Pittson: Resolution: A Remembrance of John Coltrane
by Jack Bowers
Resolution is a “concept” album whose cardinal purpose is to reshape the music of saxophonist John Coltrane, especially from his seminal work A Love Supreme, for vocalist Suzanne Pittson and her accompanists. As one who was never a partisan of Trane’s later “spiritual” period, I find it difficult to appraise with confidence those aspects of the ...
Resolution: A Remembrance Of John Coltrane
Label: Vineland
Released: 1999
Track listing: Liberia; My One and Only Love; Prelude to Resolution; Resolution; Introduction to Pursuance; Pursuance; Remembrance;
The Night Has a Thousand Eyes; I Wish I Knew; African Skies; You Don't Know What Love Is
Go Where It's Dangerous
By Jeff Pittson
Label: Vineland
Released: 1999
Track listing: Brujo; Selim Sivad; Dr. Hancock, I Presume!; Bombay to Calcutta in Six Minutes; Suzanne; Tony; The Godfather; The Sky
Turned Green; Dangerous Variations; Sweet Morpheus
Jeff Pittson: Go Where It's Dangerous
by Joel Roberts
A lot of jazz fans turn right off at the mere mention of electronic effects. So let's get this out of the way: While Jeff Pittson uses a full array of computers, samplers and other electronics to augment his music, this is essentially a piano album. And a pretty good one at that.Pittson's (acoustic) ...
Suzanne Pittson: Resolution: A Remembrance Of John Coltrane
by Jim Santella
Scat singing and original lyrics mark Suzanne Pittson’s second release, which is centered on John Coltrane’s landmark A Love Supreme album. With a piano trio and tenor saxophonist, altering her voice at times as if it were a trumpet, Pittson sings of life and love, the deep feelings we have buried inside, and how the music ...
