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| 1. | Yis May Hoo
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| 2. | King Kong
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| 3. | Jehudis Bas Zion
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| 4. | Hollywood Diaspora
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| 5. | Meyer Lansky
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| 6. | B'rich Sh'me
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| 7. | Eliyahoo Hanavee
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| 8. | Sim Shalom
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| 9. | Bar'chu
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| 10. | V'shamru
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| 11. | Havenu Shalom Alechum
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Jazz
Steven Bernstein - Arranger, Flugelhorn, Liner Notes, Producer, Trumpet
D.J. Bonebrake - Vibraphone
Danny Frankel - Bongos, Drums, Percussion
David Piltch - Bass
Dick Akright - Trumpet
Pablo Calogero - Clarinet (Bass), Flute, Flute (Bass), Sax (Baritone)
* Danny Kopelson - Mixing
* Henry Rosenblatt - Arranger
* Heung-Heung "Chippy" Chin - Design
* John Zorn - Executive Producer
* Josef Rosenblatt - Composer
* Kazunori Sugiyama - Associate Producer
* Mimi Universe - Cover Photo
* Peter Gannushkin - Photography
* Scott Hull - Mastering
* Woody Jackson - Engineer
Steven Bernstein's Diaspora series continues with Diaspora Hollywood, inspired by the great film composers who immigrated from Eastern Europe to New York and then to Hollywood, and also by the sound of cool West Coast jazz. Diaspora Hollywood has a great sound, like some kind of Jewish jazz noir with its rich, moody tones and haunting vibraphone. Pablo Calogero's woodwinds and flute mostly inhabit the low end, with delicious baritone sax, bass clarinet, and bass flute. Bernstein's playing will sound reserved to Sex Mob fans in comparison, but he's going for a very different mood here and his playing is exquisite. The songs are anchored by David Piltch's woody bass and the tasty and understated percussion of Danny Frankel with D.J. Bonebrake's vibes hanging in the air, adding cool colors throughout. It's a mostly laid-back affair that doesn't so much build in energy as it does in mood, totally immersing the listener by the end. Lovely.
---Sean Westergaard, All Music Guide
Steven Bernstein
Active Decades: '80s, '90s and '00s
Genre: Jazz
Styles: Modern Creative, World Fusion, Fusion, Post-Bop, Avant-Garde Jazz, Jewish Music
New York trumpeter Steven Bernstein was music director of John Lurie's Lounge Lizards, co-leader of the trio Spanish Fly, and served as arranger and leader of the Kansas City Band (from the Robert Altman film and Verve All Stars Tour). Bernstein then began leading his own groups and recordings, as with his gritty cover band, Sex Mob, in which Bernstein plays slide trumpet(!), and the suave and impressive Diaspora Soul, released in 1999 on Tzadik. Bernstein has a variety of musical experience, from arranging the Academy Award-nominated score for the film Get Shorty, to playing and recording with artists as disparate as Tricky, Foetus, Aretha Franklin, Mel Torme, They Might Be Giants, Bootsy Collins, Don Byron, and many more.
---Joslyn Layne, All Music Guide |
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