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The very first moments of Rodrigo y Gabriela's sophomore effort, 11:11, hit the listener cold in the face, and not just because of the amazing guitar playing. Sure, it's there, but it's what anyone who heard the duo's astonishing debut would expect. No, it's the sound ...
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With admiration for the roots of gospel music and inspired by their love of the classic style of gospel, Nu Tradition's debut CD, with bonus DVD, is for the lover of that true traditional sound. This live recording will take listeners back to the church of their youth. The bonus ...
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This gorgeous improvisational collaboration between Persian kamacheh player Kayhan Kalhor and North Indian sitarist Shujaat Husain Khan was rightly hailed as the finest world music release of 1998. AS NIGHT FALLS ON THE SILK ROAD is shot through with aching melodicism, virtuosic musicianship, and a fierce, carefully focused passion rarely heard from any corner of the globe. Kalhor's kamancheh (a four-stringed, upright Iranian ancestor of most European and Asian bowed instruments) merges seamlessly with Khan's sitar and understated vocals to create rich, protean, highly evocative soundscapes at once spacious and infinitely dense.
Swapan Chaudhuri, one of the greatest living masters of the tabla, supports Kalhor and Khan. Chaudhuri propels the duo's playing ...
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Digitally remasterd by Kirk Felton (1997, Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, California).
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The "Manhattan Jazz Police" labor under the delusion that a jazz artist isn't legitimate unless he/she lives and records in New York. But that is utter nonsense. Talented improvisers live all over the world -- everywhere from Copenhagen to San Francisco -- and a jazz musician can have an impressive career even if he/she never sets foot in the Big Apple. That said, plenty of jazz heavyweights live in New York, and Japanese pianist Miki Kono got to record with two of them when she visited the Big Apple in October 1996. During that visit, Kono was lucky enough to enter a Manhattan studio with acoustic bassist Rufus Reid and drummer Joe Chambers and record her third album, For My Mother. Most of the time, Kono favors a piano trio format, although the trio becomes a quartet when trumpeter Patric Rickman is featured on some of the selections. But whether she is leading a trio or a quartet, Kono's playing tends to be very lyrical and melodic on this bop/post-bop CD. One of her main influences is Bill Evans (the pianist, not the saxophonist), and her lyricism has also been influenced by players who range from Hank Jones to Marian McPartland to Kenny Barron. Unlike many straight-ahead jazz dates that were recorded in 1996, For My Mother does not inundate jazz enthusiasts with overdone standards that have been beaten to death over the years. Kono, ...
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KiloWatts, aka James Watts, is a native of Dallas, TX, but currently resides in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He began as a young lad playing the piano, took up making music with trackers during his teenage years, and has since continued exploring digital expressionism via electronic music. He is one half of KiloWatts & Vanek, of Holophon Records in Germany, a glitch-pop project with wide appeal.He is a part of Artificial Music Machine, based in Austin, TX, with which he creates his most intricate ...
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Not French as J'AIME LES FILLES's title implies, and not female as their name implies, the Clorox Girls are a trio of guys from Portland, Oregon, who are unabashedly rooted in no-frills, romance-obsessed late-1970s/early-'80s punk rock (a la Buzzcocks, Undertones, and Descendents). Sporting a charming hey-ho-let's-go attitude similar to their City of Roses brethren, the late great Exploding Hearts, ...
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