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Crippled Symmetry Music | List Price | $17.98 (You save $3.69) | | Label | Bridge | | Orig Year | 9/21/1999 | | All Time Sales Rank |  11173  | | CD Universe Part number | 1132952 | | Catalog number | 9092 | | Discs | 2 | | Release Date | Oct 19, 1999 | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Recording Time | 1 27 |
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Purchase Crippled Symmetry To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Bill Evans Tokyo Concert CD (1973)
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Recorded live at Yubin Chokin Hall, Tokyo, Japan on January 20, 1973. Originally released on Fantasy (9457). Includes liner notes by Kiyoshi Koyama.
Digitally remastered by Phil De Lancie (1990, Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, California).
This was Bill Evans' first album for the Fantasy label in the '70s, and he began his association in fine style. Beautifully recorded in Tokyo in January 1973, the Evans trio present a set of new additions to their "set list" to a wildly appreciative audience. This response seems to stoke the Trio's fire--all Evans' trademark lyricism is there, but there's a touch of "reckless" abandon in his playing--less restraint, even more swing. The bass and drums of Eddie Gomez (who sounds as though he's playing right next to you) and Marty Morell, respectively, play with almost telepathic empathy. The trio plays the usual standards, but introduce Bobbie Gentry's (that's right, the "Ode to Billy Joe" woman) "Mornin' Glory" and friend Tony Bennett's "Yesterday I Heard the Rain"--and the most glorious, sublime moment is a solo version of jazz bassist Steve Swallow's "Hullo Bolinas." On the latter, Evans' touch is so light and tender the notes seem to float out of the piano by themselves. A winner!
Personnel: Bill Evans (piano); Marty Morell (drums).
Liner Note Author: Kiyoshi "Boxman" Koyama .
Recording information: Tubin Chokin Hall, Tokyo, Japan (01/20/1973).
Unknown Contributor Role: Marty Morell.
Personnel: Bill Evans (piano); Eddie Gomez (bass); Marty Morell (drums).
Engineers: Henichi Handa, Tomoo Suzuki, Yuiichi Maejima.
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Eiji Oue,Conductor
| | Keith Jarrett Melody At Night, With You CD (1999)
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"I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good" was nominated for the 2001 Grammy Award for Best Jazz Instrumental Solo.
Keith Jarrett is considered one of the most important pianists to emerge since the '60s. He landed gigs with Art Blakey and the Live/Evil-era Miles Davis Group, then recorded a stunning series of solo improvisations in the '70s that brought him international renown.
The prodigious master of melody and improvisation returns to the realm of solo recording with distinctive, impressionistic versions of 10 timeless classics. This hushed, reflective set includes "Someone to Watch Over Me," "I Loves You Porgy," "I Got it Bad and That Ain't Good," his own "Meditation," and even a version of "My Wild Irish Rose" that James Joyce might have enjoyed in Bloom's parlor or a quiet Dublin pub. Jarrett interprets these standards with great reverence, and personalizes each with an evocative mix of neo-classical mastery and jazz soul. On THE MELODY AT NIGHT, WITH YOU, Keith Jarrett conjures a perfect mood for romantic candlelit dinners or quiet introspection.
Solo performer: Keith Jarrett (piano).
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Recorded in Los Angeles, California; Chicago, Illinois; New York, New York between July 15, 1942 and December 29, 1947. Includes liner notes by Leonard Feather.
With his deeply lyrical style, flawless technical execution, endless stream of ideas, and languid, behind-the-beat approach, Lester Young's playing evokes the very essence of jazz: a dream of pure expression born in a smoke-filled club at 3:00 a.m. The second most important saxophone innovator after Coleman Hawkins, Young invented the concept of playing "cool" some 20 years before Miles Davis and Chet Baker. Contrary to popular belief, Young made some of his best music in the 1940s, and THE COMPLETE ALADDIN RECORDINGS is testament to that fact.
When recording for Aladdin between 1942 and 1945, Young worked with bassist Red Callender, drummer Roy Haynes, pianist Nat "King" Cole, and producer Norman Granz, among others. While emerging from swing, his tone and conception were utterly modern (though he still swings like nobody's business), and the material here is classic Young-- laid-back, dreamy, deeply soulful, and always inventive. Whether burning through changes on uptempo numbers ("Jumpin' at Mesner's"), working a boogie vamp ("S.M. Blues"), unfurling his silky phrases on ballads ("These Foolish Things"), or accompanying singer Helen Humes ("See See Rider"), Young's musical poetry is as evident on these Aladdin sessions as on anything he ever recorded.
Reissue producer: Michael Cuscuna.
Personnel: Lester Young (tenor saxophone); Helen Humes (vocals); Chuck Wayne, Dave Barbour, Fred Lacey, Nasir Barakaat, Irving Ashby (guitar); Willie Smith (alto saxophone); Maxwell Davis (tenor saxophone); Shorty McConnell, Howard McGhee, Snooky Young (trumpet); Vic Dickenson (trombone); Dodo Marmarosa, Gene DiNovi, Wesley Jones, Argonne Thornton, Jimmy Bunn, Joe Albany, Nat King Cole (piano); Chico Hamilton, Henry Tucker, Lyndell Marshall, Johnny Otis, Roy Haynes, Tiny Kahn (drums).
Liner Note Author: Leonard Feather
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Recording information: The Neuroscience Institute, San Diego, CA (05/2003).
Author: Morton Feldman.
Personnel: Charles Curtis (cello); Aleck Karis (piano).
Audio Mixer: Michael McCoy.
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2006 issued recording of this 17th Century masterpiece, originally published in Paris in 1680. It comprises some of the most beautiful pieces of Ennemond Gaultier, lute professor to the Queen of France. The pieces were exclusively written for baroque lute and unlike most other lute pieces, they were transcribed by Perrine, a contemporary of the authors from the traditional tablatura writing style to a more precise, more modern technique. It gives indications about left- and right-hand positions; about ornementation and arpegements.This has made the Book a fabulous interpretation tool for other pieces; a sort of Rosetta Stone for the lute world. Pernot worked on this recording for over a decade, ultimately travelling to a chapel in Switzerland to achieve a unique recording.
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