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Bela Fleck and the Flecktones: Left of Cool
by Ed Kopp
Bela Fleck is one of the most innovative musicians in contemporary jazz: he has completely recast the role of the banjo in jazz. Honorary Flecktone Jeff Coffin joins the fold on Left Of Cool, a lengthy and intermittently absorbing CD. Coffin is a Nashville saxophonist who's far jazzier than Paul McCandless, the saxman who usually plays ...
Brad Mehldau: The Art of The Trio: Volume Two
by John Sharpe
Recorded live at New York's famous Village Vanguard, Art of The Trio, Vol. 2 is full of surprises and curious delights. Mehldau first came to prominence as a sideman in Joshua Redman's quartet but lately this classically trained pianist has garnered rave reviews on his own. His greatest influence has to be the late Bill Evans ...
Wallace Roney: Village
by Rick Bruner
There are many rewards awaiting listeners in the latest offering from trumpeter Wallace Roney. There’s the controlled fire of Mr. Roney’s trumpet lines, the equally hot playing of wife, Geri Allen, on piano and brother, Antoine Roney, on tenor saxophone, and the rare treat of hearing Lenny White’s amazing drum work. Add inspired guest spots from ...
Bob James: Playin' Hooky
by Douglas Payne
One can only hope that this title is a reference to a leave of absence from the dreadful Fourplay. Bob James does what he does best (and worst) on Playin' Hooky. There's good stuff here like the Bach-to-the-fusion of “Playing With Fire" (featuring Dave Samuels on vibes and Fareed Haque on guitar), nice acoustic piano work ...
Joe Sample: Sample This
by AAJ Staff
Though he's often fared well in the so-called “smooth jazz" and “quiet storm" markets, Joe Sample has, for the most part, maintained his integrity. Much of his work has been commercial yet creative, and on Sample This, the pianist/keyboardist revisits some of the high points of his career with generally substantial and enjoyable results. When Sample ...
Various Artists: Music From and Inspired by the Motion Picture "Midnight In The Garden Of Good And Evil"
by Jim Santella
Clint Eastwood, who in 1971 incorporated footage from the Monterey Jazz Festival into his film directorial debut ("Play Misty For Me"), has released a Johnny Mercer songbook to accompany the current box-office hit set in Savannah and centered around a true-life murder that took place in the Mercer House. Established in 1860 by Mercer's great grandfather, ...
Imaginary Day
Label: Warner Music Group
Released: 1997
Track listing: Imaginary Day; Follow Me; Into the Dream; A Story Within the Story; The Heat of the Day; Across
the Sky (Across the Sky lasts for 4:46; hidden intro for The Roots of Coincidence directly follows);
The Roots of Coincidence; Too Soon Tomorrow; The Awakening.
Imaginary Day
By Pat Metheny
Label: Warner Music Group
Released: 1997
Track listing: Imaginary Day;
Follow Me;
Into The Dream;
A Story Within The Story;
The Heat of the Day;
Across The Sky;
The Roots Of Coincidence;
Too Soon Tomorrow;
The Awakening.
