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Wolfgang Muthspiel and Brian Blade: Friendly Travelers
by Jeff Dayton-Johnson
Friendly Travelers is an attractive set of guitar and drums duets by two widely-traveled (and apparently friendly) musicians. Guitarist Wolfgang Muthspiel's ample use of overdubs, loops and other effects is endlessly entertaining and certainly prevents any ennui. This proliferation of guitar voices nevertheless also prevents the listener from focusing carefully on Muthspiel's musical personality. Though capable ...
Wolfgang Muthspiel and Brian Blade: Friendly Travelers
by Mark F. Turner
A confluence of two creative minds merges into an inspiring work on Friendly Travelers. From Austria comes guitarist Wolfgang Muthspiel, who has garnered international praise in both classical and jazz music including his critically acclaimed Bright Side (2006 Material Records.) Joining him is Brian Blade, who is among jazz's top drummers: leader of Brian Blade Fellowship, ...
Wish List
By Mike Holober
Label: Sons of Sound
Released: 2006
Track listing: Wish List; Conumdrum; Bumphs; Tulainyo; Boo; Blackbird; Opening Day; Nancy; Cross That Bridge.
Bright Side
Label: Material Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Etude #2; Mehldau; Shanghai; Etude #1; East Coasting; Dhafer; Homebody; Sleep; More Igor.
Wolfgang Muthspiel
by AAJ Italy Staff
01. Nina Simone - “Black is the colour of my true loves hair" da After Hours (Verve - 1995). A parte l’incredibile uso della melodia di Nina Simone, adoro l’originalità e la drammaticità dell’arrangiamento. 02. Weather Report - “Havona" da Heavy Weather (Columbia - 1977). Zawinul è sempre un riferimento quando si tratta di suonare poche ...
Wolfgang Muthspiel Trio: Bright Side
by Chris May
Like the earlier guitar master Johnny Smith, whose extraordinary melodicism and dazzling technique he shares, Wolfgang Muthspiel offers a rare combination of accessibility and sophistication. And with Bright Side he's created an album as lyrical, elegant and poised as Smith's 1953 masterpiece, Moonlight In Vermont (reissued by Roulette, 2004). It's heart-stoppingly beautiful music, and I haven't ...
