( Jazz Modern Creative / Jazz Contemporary / Jazz Chamber) Joel Harrison 5 - Spirit House - 2015, MP3, 320 kbps

Joel Harrison 5 / Spirit House Жанр: Jazz Modern Creative/Jazz Contemporary/Jazz Chamber Год издания: 2015 Аудиокодек: MP3 Тип рипа: tracks Битрейт аудио: 320 kbps Продолжительность: 55:47 Треклист: 1. An Elephant In Igor’s Yard 2. Old Friends 3. Left Hook 4. Johnny Broken Wing 5. Some Thoughts On Kenny Kirkland 6. You Must Go Through A Winter 7. Sacred Love 8. Spirit House 9. Look At Where You Are Состав: Joel Harrison: guitar/compositions/arrangements Cuong Vu: trumpet Brian Blade: drums Ralph Alessi: trumpet Peter Apfelbaum: sax Kermit Driscoll: bass   Превью альбома https://www.jpc.de/jpcng/jazz/detail/-/art/joel-harrison-5-spirit-house/hnum/7445986     Об исполнителе Featuring: Joel Harrison (guitar/compositions/arrangements), Cuong Vu (trumpet), Paul Hanson (electric and acoustic bassoon), Kermit Driscoll (upright and electric bass), and Brian Blade (drums), this unique ensemble recorded as the culmination of a west coast tour. The name "Spirit House" comes from miniature structures used in East Asian societies as a shelter for the deities, a home of sorts for those invisible forces that guide the visible world. That idea seemed the very definition of an empathetic music ensemble.     Об альбоме A broad-thinking musician with a prolific and extensive back catalog of releases - from duo and chamber to big band formats, from West African to North Indian collaborations - renowned Washington DC-born guitarist and composer Joel Harrison now turns his attention to a quintet recording featuring the intriguing front line of trumpet (Cuong Vu) and bassoon (Paul Hanson). Completed by NYC bassist Kermit Driscoll (bass) and the influential eminence of drummer Brian Blade, Harrison has created a genuine improvisers' record with a conceptual focus very much on the intuitive skills of these specific players. The richly-colored palette of Harrison's output is influenced by many guitar greats such as Bill Frisell, John Scofield and Jeff Beck, with solid roots in the American rock and country eras of Duane Allman and Danny Gatton. Add to this an unerring passion for cross-pollination of musical cultures and genres, plus a distinctively vocal guitar expressiveness, and it becomes clear why Harrison's evolving compositional sound worlds continue to engage.