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Alto saxophonist Yosvany Terry left his native Cuba for the Bay Area and ultimately settled in New York, where he has become an important figure in the jazz scene. He has enjoyed high-profile associations with the likes of Steve Coleman, Avishai Cohen, and Jason Lindner, but he's also showing great promise as a leader. His debut disc, Twisted Noon, features his band Columna "B" as it existed back in Berkeley. The album is therefore not entirely representative of what Terry has been up to since his arrival on the East Coast. Still, it affords a good look at his advanced and uplifting musical vision, and boasts the talents of strong musicians such as pianist Roberto Carcasses, bassist/brother Yunior Terry, drummer Josh Jones, percussionist Jesus Díaz, and trombonist Marty Wehner (on half the cuts). Carcasses and Díaz share much of the writing and arranging credit with Terry, which explains why the band's name, not Terry's, appears on the outer packaging.
Scheherazade Stone's soulful vocals color two of the tracks, including a rich Latin arrangement of the standard "Tenderly." Sandy Cressman's background vocals and Díaz's captivating Spanish-language refrains serve to emphasize the multicultural thrust of Terry's music, which brings together Afro-Cuban, funk, and bebop elements. (Catch Terry's quote of "If I Should Lose You" during the closing "El Noticiero.") ~ David R. Adler
Recorded in Berkeley, California.
Columna B: Yosvanny Terry (saxophone); Yunior Terry, Roberto Carcassaos, Jesus Diaz, Josh Jones, Marty Wehner.
Yosvany Terry: Yosvany Terry; Jesús Diaz, Josh Jones, Marty Wehner, Roberto Carcasses, Sandy Cressman, Scheherazade Stone, Yunior Terry.
Personnel: Yosvany Terry (alto saxophone, guiro, background vocals); Jesús Diaz (vocals, quinto, congas, timbales, background vocals); Scheherazade Stone (vocals); Marty Wehner (trombone); Roberto Carcasses (piano); Yunior Terry (acoustic bass); Josh Jones (drums); Sandy Cressman (background vocals).
Audio Mixer: Oscar Autie.
Arrangers: Jesús Diaz; Yosvany Terry; Roberto Carcasses. Twisted Noon Music | List Price | $14.97 (You save $1.48) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, World CDs, Jazz, Jazz Instrument, World Beat, Latin, Rock | | Label | Bombo Music Productions | | Orig Year | 2001 | | All Time Sales Rank |  240848  | | CD Universe Part number | 5987145 | | Catalog number | 2174 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Jun 03, 2003 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Jesus Diaz; Yosvany Terry; Jesus Diaz; Yosvany Terry | | Engineer | Jeff Cressman | | Recording Time | 61 minutes | | Personnel | Marty Wehner - trombone
Yosvany Terry - alto saxophone, guiro, background vocals
Josh Jones - drums
Jes·s Diaz - vocals, quinto, congas, timbales, background vocals
Sandy Cressman - background vocals
Roberto Carcassaos
Scheherazade Stone - vocals
Yunior Terry - acoustic bass
Roberto Carcasses - piano
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