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Personnel: Rudresh Mahanthappa (alto saxophone); Vijay Iyer (piano); Francois Moutin (bass); Elliot Humberto Kavee (drums).
Recorded at The Studio, New York, New York on April 8, 2002.
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Purchase Black Water CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Erik Friedlander Quake CD (2003)
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Personnel: Erik Friedlander (cello); Andy Laster (alto saxophone); Stomu Takeishi (bass); Satoshi Takeishi (percussion).
Recorded at Context Studio, New York, New York on January 15 & 16, 2002.
Personnel: Erik Friedlander (cello); Andy Laster (alto saxophone); Stomu Takeishi (acoustic bass, electric bass, bass guitar); Satoshi Takeishi (percussion).
Audio Mixer: Rich Breen .
Recording information: Context Studio, New York, NY (01/15/2002/01/16/2002).
Editors: Erik Friedlander; Rich Breen .
Photographer: Lee Melen.
On Quake, downtown cello boss Erik Friedlander teams up with Japan's fraternal rhythm ...
| | Dave Holland Extended Play: Live At Birdland CDs (2003)
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Dave Holland Quintet: Dave Holland (double-bass); Chris Potter (soprano, alto & tenor saxophone); Robin Eubanks (trombone, cowbell); Steve Nelson (vibraphone, marimba); Billy Kilson (drums).
EXTENDED PLAY was nominated for the 2004 Grammy Award for Best Jazz Instrumental Album.
Personnel: Dave Holland (double bass); Chris Potter (soprano saxophone, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone); Robin Eubanks (trombone, cowbells); Steve Nelson Quartet (vibraphone, marimba); Billy Kilson (drums).
Recording information: Birdland, New York, NY ...
| | Paul Brody Beyond Babylon CD (2004)
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Paul Brody's Sadawi: Jan Hermerschmidt (clarinet, bass clarinet); Martin Lillich (bass instrument); Eric Rosenthal (drums); Paul Brody, Brandon Seabrook.
Personnel: Brandon Seabrook (guitar, banjo, electronics); Alan Bern (accordion, melodica); Jan Hermerschmidt (clarinet, bass clarinet); Paul Brody (trumpet).
Additional ...
| | Kagemusha DVDs (1980) Widescreen; Special Edition; Subtitled
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In this dazzling epic from Akira Kurosawa, a petty thief named Kagemusha (Tatsuya Nakadai) gets saved from a death sentence because he resembles the warlord Shingen Takeda (also Nakadai). The warlord has been fighting two other leaders for control of ...
| | Satantango DVDs (1994) Widescreen; Black & White; Subtitled
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| | Almost Human / Maya Beiser CD (2007)
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| | Modern Vocal Groups Vol. 4 CD (2000) (Import) United Kingdom
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| | Enrique Chia World's Favorite Piano Vol. 1 CD (1994)
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| | Dinah Washington Golden Songs CD (2008) (Import) Netherlands
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| | Fatback Band Fired Up 'N' Kickin' CD (2002) (Import) United Kingdom
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Personnel: Calvin Duke (vocals, keyboards); Bill Curtis (vocals, percussion); Johnny Flippin (vocals); Kenny Ballard (guitar, background vocals); Fred Demery (saxophone, background vocals); George Williams (trumpet, background vocals); Gerry Thomas, Sam Culley (keyboards).
Audio Remixers: Harvey Goldberg; Anthony Bongiovi; Don Berman; Bob Clearmountain.
Photographer: John Barrett .
Arrangers: Michael "Busta" Jones; Gerry Thomas; Bill Curtis; Mitch Farber.
The New York funk band's LP is divided into two segments, the Freak Party and the Foot Stompin' sides. Foot Stompers first: you won't find a better girl-watching song than "I Like the Girls," awhere an incessant bass riff drives the funky anthem; some timely rim drumming and cowbells embellish the beat along with well-placed horn riffs. "Snake" has a Latin beat and relies heavily on salsa horns; it's pure jazz and shows Fatback's versatility, with some tasty solos added for seasoning. The side concludes with "Can't You See," a laid-back tune, real laid-back, so laid-back you wonder why it's on the Foot Stompin' side. "I'm Fired Up" kicks off the Freak Party side; the vocals are muddy and the words (the few there are) are hard to distinguish, but so what? Fatback is about the beat, the rhythms and the musicianship. "Boogie Freak" has a more infectious beat, and the lyrics are more interesting than "Fired," though they ripped the ...
| | Gene Krupa Drummin Man CD (2005) (Import) Import
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| | Art Tatum Album CD (2002) (Import) Bonus Tracks; Remastered; +5 Bonus Tracks
Black Water
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This album by pianist Art Tatum and tenor saxophonist Ben Webster (assisted by bassist Red Callender and Bill Douglass on drums) is often called one of the milestones in recorded Jazz history. This CD reissue presents the album in it's entirety and adds bonus solo piano tracks from Tatum. Essential Jazz. 2006.
Personnel: Art Tatum (piano); Ben Webster (tenor saxophone); Red Callender (bass instrument); Bill Douglass (drums).
The great pianist Art Tatum was pretty much a solo act his entire career--his rich, ornate style rarely meshing with another soloist's contributions. Which makes the 1956 recordings he did with tenor saxophonist Ben Webster at the end of his life (Tatum died a mere month after these sessions) all the more precious. On the face of it, Tatum's fulsome, baroque approach and Webster's blues-inflected, slurry lyricism would seem to be especially incompatible. The audible results definitely refute any such notion however. Like two master vaudevillians, the two swing veterans perform their musical turns expertly in tandem, with Webster's breathy, conversational lines leaving plenty of room for Tatum's filigrees and signature appergios. And there is absolutely no hint that the pianist was nearing his end. His piano tone is lush, his attack on point, and his inexhaustible harmonic invention raises this far above a typical jazz all-star session. The Essential Jazz Classics reissue adds five Tatum solo pieces to the original seven songs recorded with Webster.
The only album-length collaboration between pianist Art Tatum and tenor saxophonist Ben Webster ...
| | Guided By Voices Live From Austin TX CDs (2007) Digipak
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Guided by Voices: Chris Slusarenko (bass guitar); Doug Gillard, Robert Pollard, Kevin March, Nate Farley.
Personnel: Robert Pollard (vocals); Doug Gillard, Nate Farley (guitar); Kevin March (drums).
Additional personnel: Pete Yorn.
Audio Mixers: Chet Himes; Gary Griggs.
Liner Note Author: Terry Lickens.
Recording information: Austin, TX (11/09/2004).
Photographer: Scott Newton.
While Dayton, Ohio's finest seem an unlikely choice for the ongoing LIVE IN AUSTIN TX series--which chronicles performances from PBS's long-running show AUSTIN CITY LIMITS--Pollard and the boys' ragged, beery rock makes perfect sense within Austin's ragged, beery music scene. The 30 tracks, spread over two discs, capture GBV at the twilight of their career, recorded less than two months before their final show, and are pulled from across the band's lengthy discography.
Pollard is in full-on rock bard mode and the band, arguably the tightest and most muscular he ever assembled, provides Bobby with a solid musical grounding. And while this concert isn't the definitive live GBV document, it works as something of a canonization for Pollard. He might still be your crazy drunk uncle, but he's also been known to write a mighty fine song here and there.
Given Robert Pollard's skewed but enthusiastic embrace of rock classicism (evidenced by his shared obsession with the Beatles and the Who), it's surprising that Guided by Voices never got around to releasing that staple of rock & roll traditionalists, the double live album (beyond giving their blessings to a couple of authorized semi-bootlegs, Jellyfish Reflector and Crying Your Knife Away). But two years after Pollard retired Guided by Voices, the band finally gets the twin-disc ...
| | Dervish Decade CD (2008)
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| | Escape From 21ST Century Split CD (2008) (Import) Import
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