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< Pete La Roca: Basra >
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| Supplier : Brotherhood Of Satan Release Date : 08/xx/2005 |
| Ripper : Brotherhood Of Satan Record Label : Blue Note |
| Genre : Jazz Quality : VBR/APS/44,1kHz |
| Tracks : 6 Tracks Channels : Joint Stereo |
| Year : 2005 Size : 63,7 MB |
| Language : English Rating : 70% of 100% |
_| Grabber : EAC v0.95 Prebeta 5 Encoder : LAME v3.90.3 |_
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UTB release got much lower average bitrates. RE-ENCODE!
It is strange to realize that drummer Pete La Roca only led two albums
during the prime years of his career, for this CD reissue of his
initial date is a classic. La Roca's three originals ("Basra," which
holds one's interest despite staying on one chord throughout, the
blues "Candu," and the complex "Tears Come From Heaven") are
stimulating but it is the other three songs that really bring out the
best playing in the quartet (which is comprised of tenor saxophonist
Joe Henderson, pianist Steve Kuhn, and bassist Steve Swallow in
addition to La Roca). "Malaguena" is given a great deal of passion,
Swallow's "Eiderdown" (heard in its initial recording) receives
definitive treatment, and the ballad "Lazy Afternoon" is both haunting
and very memorable; Henderson's tone perfectly fits that piece.
Tracks:
01. Malaguena (9:02)
02. Candu (6:45)
03. Tears Come From Heaven (5:01)
04. Basra (9:59)
05. Lazy Afternoon (5:32)
06. Eiderdown (4:29)
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