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I wanted to produce a CD with songs I would like to listen to, instead of being concerned about others opinions and tastes. You’ll notice a different approach in style, arrangement and lyrics. I am flattered and truly humbled with the reviews I received for “Little Did They Know”. I thank you all for giving me the confidence to continue to write and produce. You’ll find I recorded an instrumental titled “Living”, a ballad for a special angel, “Song for Ryan”, a funky ditty, “It’s All About Me” and a fun tune, “Rice & Beans” for my Grandma, who will always live in my memory. I also asked three dear friends to add two songs to “LIVING”. We decided to add the “Street” and “When Angels Fall”. These songs were composed and produced by Doug Francks, bass and lead vocals, and Pat Haynes, guitar and vocals. Dave Wray and I were asked to join forces in the production of these 2 songs. Dave Wray is on keyboards and yours truly on drums. Pat & Dave are on my first CD “Little Did They Know”. They are joined by Doug on bass and lead vocals, on the “Street” and “When Angels Fall” on “Living”. I’ve learned that music is a powerful media and I’m glad to be in the mix. Thanks to cdbaby.com who helped make this CD available to all and for their hard work. To all of you who enjoy music, Live today as if it where your last. Yours truly,Frank Acevedo Living Music | List Price | $6.00 (You save $0.31) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs | | Label | CD Baby | | CD Universe Part number | 7573676 | | Catalog number | 156941 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Oct 09, 2007 |
Frank Acevedo Living Songs | 1. | LIVING |
| 2. | It's all about me |
| 3. | Rice and Beans |
| 4. | Song for Ryan |
| 5. | The street |
| 6. | When angels fall |
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It would seem futile to argue with the definitiveness of a retrospective compiled by the artist himself, but the truth is that many artists are far from being the best judges of their own work. Martin Taylor did choose the 26 tracks that span this double-disc, which draws from his recordings for such labels as Columbia, Linn, The Guitar Label, and others. But although the compiler/artist would undoubtedly take issue, some of these picks are less than stellar, with an outsized reliance on the safer, less far-reaching aspects of Taylor's work. Often called the best jazz guitarist of his generation, Taylor's discography is extensive and covers a vast landscape of styles and approaches. He's never less than superb technically, his tone is always pure, and when he takes his foot off the brake -- as he does here on stratospheric tracks such as "The Kraken" and the solo guitar piece "Kwame" -- his brilliance is unquestionable. However, all too often on this set, for practically the entire first disc, in fact, Taylor drags along, spilling out new-agey licks that are beneath his ability and often approach the somnambulant. The opener, a take on the Earth, Wind & Fire classic "That's the Way of the World," sets a sleepy tone that doesn't pick up for more than half-an-hour. Some of the other covers, among them an abominable working of "The Odd Couple" TV theme and a technically dazzling but surprisingly passionless "I Got Rhythm" (which he performed as a member of St�phane Grappelli's band), belong on an album of filler material, not a best-of. On the other hand, when Taylor switches into Django Reinhardt mode, as he does on Reinhardt's "Nuages" and Taylor's own "No Pedestrians," it's apparent why he receives the plaudits he does. ~ Jeff Tamarkin
Definitive 26 track retrospective from the greatest jazz guitarist of his generation. ...
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