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| Artist : Ben Allison |
| Album : Cowboy Justice |
| Bitrate : VBR kbps |
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| Label : Palmetto Records |
| Year : 2006 |
| Genre : Jazz |
| Rip date : Aug-23-2006 |
| Store date : Apr-18-2006 |
| Size : 65,3 MB |
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|Track Listing: |
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| 01 - Tricky Dick 06:37 |
| 02 - Talking Heads 05:58 |
| 03 - Hey Man 05:22 |
| 04 - Emergency 05:33 |
| 05 - Midnight Cowboy 04:56 |
| 06 - Tricky Rides Again 03:18 |
| 07 - Weazy 04:58 |
| 08 - Ruby's Roundabout 04:48 |
| 09 - Blabbermouth 05:45 |
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| 47:15 min |
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| A versatile acoustic bassist with an adventurous spirit, Ben Allison has |
| often excelled in avant-garde settings but has proven himself to be |
| equally capable of playing hard bop. The East Coast native was only nine |
| when he began studying music, and 22 when, in 1989, he graduated from |
| New York University with a B.A. in jazz performance. In 1992, Allison |
| founded the Jazz Composers Collective, a musician-run, nonprofit |
| organization that encouraged artists to take risks and didn't shy away |
| from the avant-garde when presenting many concerts in New York. It was |
| in 1994 that the Collective launched the Herbie Nichols Project, which |
| Allison co-directed with pianist Frank Kimbrough; it used concerts and |
| CDs (including Love Is Proximity on Soul Note) to celebrate the music of |
| the great-but-underexposed bebop pianist Herbie Nichols. In addition to |
| being employed on albums by Lee Konitz, Ted Nash, and Eddie Gale, the |
| 1990s found Allison playing live with Clark Terry, Gary Bartz, Jack |
| Walrath, Kenny Werner, Dave Liebman, Judi Silvano, Michael Blake, and |
| Clifford Jordan. Allison first recorded under his own name when he did |
| Seven Arrows for Palmetto in 1996, and has also recorded for Palmetto |
| with his adventurous group Medicine Wheel. Third Eye followed in 1999 |
| and Riding the Nuclear Tiger appeared two years later. |
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