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Personnel: David Sanchez (tenor saxophone, percussion); Lage Lund (guitar); Hans Glawischnig, Ben Street (bass instrument); Henry Cole, Adad Cruz (drums); Pernell Saturnino (percussion).Down Beat (p.70) - 3.5 stars out of 5 -- "Torn between lyric and epic impulses, this ambitious disc creates beautiful moods as well as making grand historical gestures."
JazzTimes (pp.111-112) - "Sanchez joins forces with guitarist Lage Lund on the adventurous CULTURAL SURVIVAL, which marks the first time that Sanzchez has ever recorded with guitar....A showcase of thoughtful compositions and overall vision..." David Sanchez Cultural Survival Songs Cultural Survival Review
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Personnel: Antonio Hart (flute, soprano saxophone, alto saxophone); Mark Gross (alto saxophone); Chris Potter (tenor saxophone); Gary Smulyan (baritone saxophone); Duane Eubanks, Alex Sipiagin, Taylor Haskins (trumpet, flugelhorn); Josh Roseman, Robin Eubanks, Jonathan Arons (trombone); Steve Nelson (vibraphone, marimba); Dave Holland (double bass); Billy Kilson (drums).
This exceptional date by Dave Holland Big Band was recorded in 2002 in New York, yet remained unreleased until 2005. As is to be expected, Holland assembled a fine cast of seasoned and young players, some of whom are veterans of Holland's quintets and quartets. These are four saxophones -- two alto, tenor ...
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Dave Holland (1~Bass): Dave Holland (upright bass); Antonio Hart (alto saxophone); Alex Sipagin (trumpet); Robin Eubanks (trombone); Mulgrew Miller (piano); Eric Harland (drums).
Recording information: Avatar Studios, New York, NY (08/2007).
Using a sextet, upright bassist Holland sets the bar even higher than on his previous efforts, adding the always tasteful pianist Mulgrew Miller and a four-horn front line that is relentless. The jaunty opening number, "The Sum of All Parts," is a 5/4 African percussion-based piece led by Robin Eubanks with folded-in alto and trumpet and witty counterpoint. Adding a light samba feel during the upbeat "Fast Track" with the horns in perfect unison, the ensemble shifts up to hard bop. A 10/8 choppy and bouncy "Modern Times" also uses Brazilian inferences and sees Antonio Hart switching to soprano. On the soulful side, the title track recalls visions of Horace Silver - a groovy, fun boogaloo that has "radio hit" written all over it, ...
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I would like to introduce to everyone at CD Baby to an overlooked musical writer, music producer, and also a Korg beat maker, performance artist, actor and sole proprietor at Footprint Entertainment Group, Jason Earl Williams. We are an independent record label straight out of the heart of Denver Colorado. Footprint is in the process of producing music albums and music videos, while arranging local music concerts in our area. In January of 2003, Footprint Entertainment Group became an official licensed business. Since then we have been involved in numerous ventures to raise the awareness of our efforts. Footprint is an organization that is committed to the mind, body, and soul. All artists within Footprint are committed to our goals in good faith to develop one of the largest Educational/Recreational centers in Denver Colorado.In early 2003, soon after the birth of the business, Footprint began working on our first album, Toxic Block Project. This LP consists of seventeen tracks. Although, our group was working with limited studio equipment, we managed to distribute over a thousand copies single handedly during that summer. Shortly thereafter, Footprint Entertainment began working on four underground, self-created videos to represent ...
| | Diana Reyes Grandes Exitos CD (2008)
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Personnel: Kiko Montalvo (accordion).
The popularity of Duranguense diva Diana Reyes has been building to a fever pitch throughout the 2000s, from her early, more traditionally oriented hits to her later, Latin pop-drenched smashes. Reyes is able to play both sides of the fence, alternating between down-home norteno and hooky, radio-ready pop with ease, a feat all the more impressive given the male-dominated nature of the Duranguense genre. All of Reyes's biggest hits are collected on this 18-track set, including "Querida Socia," "San Juan Del Rio," and "Yo Quiero Divertirme," making GRANDES EXITOS the perfect introduction to this Latin pop sensation.
In the mid- to late 2000s, Diana Reyes redefined herself as "La Reina del Pasito Duranguense" -- that is, the Queen of Duranguense Music. It was an effective marketing strategy that paid off handsomely for the Mexican singer; marketing herself as a female solo artist in an historically male-dominated type of regional Mexican music, Reyes filled a void and enjoyed major hits such as "El Sol No Regresa" ("The Sun Doesn't Return") and "Como una Mariposa" ("Like a Butterfly"). Switching to duranguense gave Reyes a boost commercially, but it's important to remember that she had a recording career before making duranguense her primary focus -- and Grandes Exitos looks back on Reyes' pre-duranguense years with pleasing results. There isn't a trace of duranguense to be found on this 55-minute best-of collection, which Machete Music ...
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The fourth album from hardscrabble L.A. punks the Briggs is a nonstop charge of soaring, gritty street anthems. Working in the time-tested mode of English Oi! pioneers such as Angelic Upstarts, this band is able to craft huge sing-along choruses and rushes of soaring, rough melody. The songs are also salted with simpatico guests, such as Ken Casey of Dropkick Murphys and Brian Baker of Minor Threat and Bad Religion. "This Is L.A." is an affectionate tribute to the sunny dystopia they call home, while "Mad Men" hoists a pint like they're still across the pond, and "Molly" staggers gracefully through all broken neighborhoods.
On their fiery fourth album, Come All You Madmen, the Briggs play tight and they play sharp, expertly mixing sweat-filled aggression and heartfelt melody into 12 potent, fist-pumping tracks of folky, working-class punk. Impassioned handclaps and stomping drums open the record, directing the infectious crew singalong that is "Mad Men." It's a track that seems hard to match, but ...
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