Results for "Voices"

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Michael White: Voices

Read "Voices" reviewed by Michael P. Gladstone

by Michael P. Gladstone
September 30, 2005

Violinist Michael White was a popular jazz figure during the latter half of the 1960s. As a member of the San Francisco-based John Handy Quintet, White was pivotal. He founded the jazz/fusion cooperative The Fourth Way in the late '60s with pianist Mike Nock and bassist Ron McClure and subsequently recorded for Impulse! during the early ...

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Voices

By Paul Flaherty

Label: Soul Note
Released: 2003

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Paul Flaherty: Voices

by Farrell Lowe
March 24, 2003

Voices is an album of solo saxophone music freely improvised in the studio by Paul Flaherty. He's been at it since the '70s and has become an underground champion of chasing the Eternal Now. The subject of these sonic musings is freedom--freedom from the constraints of traditional harmonic, melodic, and compositional forms--freedom to go, baby, go ...

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Voices

By Mike Stern

Label: Atlantic Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: 1. One World (Stern) - 6:25 2. The River (Tongo) (Bona/Stern) - 6:29 3. Slow Change (Stern) - 7:15 4. Wishing Well (Stern) - 6:12 5. Still There (Stern) - 7:33 6. Spirit (Stern) - 6:38 7. What Might Have Been (Stern) - 5:33 8. Leni's Smile (Stern) - 5:33 9. Way Out East (Stern) - 7:05

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Mike Stern: Voices

Read "Voices" reviewed by Mike Perciaccante

by Mike Perciaccante
June 7, 2002

Mike Stern has had the makings of Voices within him for quite some time. Only now has it come to the surface. Voices is his tenth recording for the Atlantic Jazz label. With Voices, Stern has poised himself for popular (i.e. commercial) acclaim. Always a critical darling, Stern has remained somewhat unknown to the CD buying ...

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Voices

By Mike Stern

Label: Atlantic Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: One World; The River; Slow Change; Wishing Well; Still There; Spirit; What Might Have Been; Leni

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Mike Stern: Voices

Read "Voices" reviewed by Todd S. Jenkins

by Todd S. Jenkins
September 1, 2001

Mike Stern voyages around the musical world, taking many crib notes. Stern has been one of the foremost guitarists in fusion since his service with Miles Davis in the 80s, and with each album his musicianship and compositional sensibilities grow more appealing. This album ventures further from mainstream jazz than is usual for Stern, as he ...

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Voices

By David Friesen

Label: West Wind
Released: 1996
Track listing: Amber Skies; Blue And Green; Underlying; Jenelle Number Four; In The Place Of Calling; Sitka In The Woods; Voices;

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