James_Emery--Fourth_World-2001-HiT2000

Section
MP3/FLAC
Group
HiT2000
Size
91,73 MB
Files
10
Date
2004-11-27

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                        "HiGH   ▀ iNTELLiGeNCE tRoLLS"

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      a r t i s t : James Emery
        t i t l e : Fourth World
          d a t e : 2001
        l a b e l : Between The Lines 10190
        g e n r e : Jazz
  r l s.  d a t e : Nov-2004
      t r a c k s : 09
    b i t r a t e : 192kbps
          s i z e : 91,7 MB

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     Several unusual aspects of this recording stand out. First,
     there is the utter versatility of Joe Lovano, who penned
     several of the tunes and performs convincingly on a variety of
     instruments, including drums. Next is the mix of players;
     acoustic guitar and bass, sax, and voice make up the core of
     the ensemble, with varied combinations on each tune. Finally,
     there is the essentially conservative, melodic content. James
     Emery, in particular, focuses on writing beautiful lines. A
     perfect example is his simple though attractive "Hannah's
     Tune," which closes the album. Judi Silvano's flute work adds
     an extra dimension, although she is heard mostly in her
     customary role as a scat singer. While some of the pieces drift
     a bit, Emery's acoustic guitar pleases with its nuance and
     intensity. The guitarist has absorbed a plethora of influences
     and whether he picks or strums, the results are serious and
     almost always worth hearing. There is a chamber feel to some of
     the pieces, and even Lovano's drums are tastefully restrained.
     Drew Gress' bass plays an important role, underpinning the
     foundation and providing some impressive soloing. His backing
     of Lovano on "Splendido" is one of the highlights of the album.


     James Emery - acoustic guitar
     Judi Silvano - flute & voice
     Drew Gress - acoustic bass
     Joe Lovano - tenor, soprano, C melody, straight alto sax,
                  alto clarinet, bells, shakers, gongs,
                  log drums & drums

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      01-Bellflower                                             [05:18]
      02-Golden Horn                                            [08:59]
      03-Fourth World                                           [11:52]
      04-Worship                                                [08:57]
      05-Splendido                                              [08:07]
      06-La Scala                                               [05:32]
      07-The Next Level                                         [08:46]
      08-In A Secret Place                                      [05:12]
      09-Hannah's Song                                          [04:00]
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                                                                 66:43 min
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Files

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01-bellflower-hit.mp37,30 MB
02-golden_horn-hit.mp312,35 MB
03-fourth_world-hit.mp316,31 MB
04-worship-hit.mp312,30 MB
05-splendido-hit.mp311,16 MB
06-la_scala-hit.mp37,60 MB
07-the_next_level-hit.mp312,06 MB
08-in_a_secret_place-hit.mp37,15 MB
09-hannahs_song-hit.mp35,50 MB
james_emery--fourth_world-2001-hit2000.jpg6,95 KB