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Tribaljazz: Art Ellis (flute, alto saxophone, synthesizer); John Densmore (drums). Additional personnel: Alfre Woodard, Michael Franti, Jim Morrison (vocals). Uncut (p.86) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "Densmore's inventive percussion ... Full Descriptiondraws on an impressive array of jazz and world rhythms."
Mojo (Publisher) (p.99) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "Densmore provides the pulse for an engaging polyglot stew that references Latin and oriental music as well as jazz, blues and hip hop." Hide DescriptionPurchase Tribaljazz CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Steve Oliver 3-D CD (2004)
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Tribaljazz Music Review Average Rating: (2.5 out of 5 stars)   Densmore Jazz At Last
John Densmore entered The Doors all those years ago, stating that he was essentially a jazz player.Whilst this thoroughly enhanced Doors music, John never showed himself in a jazz album, till now.
Tribal Jazz is a fine album, easy on the ear, not too challenging for us who are not exactly afficionados.
There are a couple of stand out tracks, The First Time (I Heard Coltrane) being one, and Riders On The Storm, which allows John a little indulgence , being another.
This is comfortable music, not comfortably numb, and I hope to hear more tracks laid down in the not too distant future.
Submitted by billdavidson2 (Cork, Ireland) 
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This blends the sounds and sights of a modern shopping mall with the sounds of a dentist office.
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