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The early '70s were an exciting recording period for this artist, whose initial forays outside the classic quartet of John Coltrane were just a bit too mellow, as if he was thinking, "Whew! Now I can relax." This was one of several for the Milestone label that burned energetically, although in terms of the pianist's overall career this concentrated thrust of stamina was simply a passing phase. He is captured here a few years before he settled into elder statesman status and began barely breaking a sweat on-stage. The emphasis here is often on pure power, the presence of a non-funky Alphonze Mouzon on drums something of a signature in band attitude. The nimble and fleet Calvin Hill is on bass, and Sonny Fortune is present on reeds during a stint of several years with Tyner. What really makes the album special is the enlarged ensemble that creates two of the album's most extended tracks. "Native Song" and "Essence" add flugelhorn, violin, and conga, and the fine-tuning skill of Tyner the arranger becomes present, turning the lineup of three lead instruments into something nearly symphonic. Violinist Michael White is more than a bit overpowered by Tyner, as one would expect, but it is ...
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$18.95 "Evocative synthesis of pop, blues and gospel married to emotionally resonant lyrics that cut through life's bullshit." Real Detroit Weekly"One of the most popular and entertaining of the local folk-pop crop...his new CD is his most mature and assured." The Boston Herald"The depth and breadth of this latest musical project is stunning: with a subtle range, remarkable production values, and an intimate aesthetic that move the listener deeply." The Valley Reporter "The hard-touring singer-songwriter is a master at spreading his personal energy out into a live audience." the Madison Isthmus"Captivating vocals...though it's been over three years in coming, this disc full of well-crafted songs and top-notch musicianship was worth the wait." Performing SongwriterSinger-songwriter Christopher Williams has always named his cars, and he speaks of them with the personal familiarity of old friends. His 1995 Accord, which he affectionately calls "Grace," was stolen recently. This is never a good thing. It is especially bad, however, for a musician who depends upon travel for his livelihood; and even worse for someone two days away from relocating 1100 miles across the country. As with all things lost though, it is often the search itself that gives us meaning. And if you've ever heard a song or seen a show by Christopher Williams, you may understand that the seeking is only as hard as we make it; the journey is only as meaningful as we let it be; and Williams' storied search for Grace is, in fact, something upon which he has built his musical career.With seven years of nonstop national touring at a pace of more than 120 shows a year, this New York born, Bucknell University Religious Studies graduate ...
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