| | Danilo Rea Romantica CD - Import Danilo Rea Discography of CDs
Romantica Music | List Price | $27.98 (You save $4.33) | | Category | Jazz Albums | | Label | Venus Jap / Zoom | | CD Universe Part number | 8022516 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | New Danilo Rea CD release date Nov 10, 2009 | | Additional Info | Import |
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Photographer: George Wells.
Some of guitarist Robben Ford's weaknesses, such as song composition and vocals, are rectified or at least made less obvious, on this predominantly live release. On his fourth release for the Concord label, Ford is able to cherrypick better material from inconsistent albums, unearth choice covers, and generally broaden the music with his fiery playing. This, along with the natural energy generated by the stage environment, focuses attention on the guitarist's skills as a creative six-string bluesman who expands the narrow confines of the genre by adding soul and jazz influences. He kicks off the set with a lazy, wah-wah enhanced "Supernatural," the title track to his 1999 disc, and revs up the energy from there, jumping into the instrumental "Indianola." This is where Ford seamlessly combines rock, blues, jazz, and surf into a five-minute tour de force, leading one to believe that a vocal-free show might display his superb guitar talents even better.
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THE COMPLETE SCIENCE FICTION SESSIONS contains SCIENCE FICTION (1971) and BROKEN SHADOWS (1971).
Personnel includes: Ornette Coleman (alto saxophone, trumpet, violin); Asha Puthli, Webster Armstrong (vocals); David Henderson (spoken vocals); Dewey Redman (tenor saxophone, musette); Bobby Bradford, Carmine Fornarotto, Gerard Schwarz (trumpet); Don Cherry (pocket trumpet); Cedar Walton (piano); Jim Hall (guitar); Charlie Haden (bass); Billy Higgins (drums, timpani); Ed Blackwell (drums).
Producer: James Jordan.
Compilation producer: Michael Cuscuna.
Recorded at Columbia Studio C and Columbia Studio E, New York, New York between September 9, 1971 and September 8, 1972. Includes liner notes by Bob Palmer, Michael Cuscuna and Jame Isaacs.
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Wiidely hailed by critics and fans of jazz (and beyond), Ornette Coleman is perhaps the most significant figure to emerge from the music since Charlie Parker. SCIENCE FICTION is a fine album of Coleman's originally issued in 1972, and COMPLETE... consists of that entire album plus a whole disc of outtakes and previously unreleased material. Fellow musicians here include Don Cherry, Dewey Redman, and Charlie Haden.
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Finally, on a pair of CDs in one collection are the rest of Ornette Coleman's Columbia recordings, all of them done before Skies of America. Science Fiction was a regular part of Columbia's jazz catalogue, and Broken Shadows was released on LP in 1982. On this double set, both of those records and three previously unreleased cuts from those sessions are together at last. Coleman assembled mostly alumni for his September 1971 sessions in the Columbia studios. The sizes of the ensembles range from septet to quartet to up to 11 players. His classic early bands are reunited here with trumpeter Don Cherry, saxophonist Dewey Redman, bassist Charlie Haden, and drummers Ed Blackwell and Billy Higgins. Augmenting these bands in places are pianist Cedar Walton, guitarist Jim Hall, trumpeter Bobby Bradford, vocalist Asha Puthi, and Science Fiction narrator, poet David Henderson. The swinging weirdness quotient is high on Science Fiction, especially on "What Reason Could I Give," "Street Woman," and "Civilization Day." The title track is an out, free-blowing fest that sounds hopelessly dated but is still cool, and on the tracks "School Work," "Broken Shadows," and "Happy House," listeners hear the first traces of the themes Coleman continues to employ. The inclusion of alternate takes offers the listener a cleaner view of the kind of harmonic theory Coleman was working against when he created harmolodics. Some of the oddities on these sessions are the seeming incongruities between Redman and Hall ...
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