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| What Did He Say? |
| Victor Wooten |
első megjelenés éve: 1997
62 perc |
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| (2005)
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CD |
| 3.736 Ft
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| 1. | Yo Victa
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| 2. | What Did He Say?
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| 3. | What You Won't Do For Love
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| 4. | Cherokee
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| 5. | Don't Wanna Cry
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| 6. | The Loneliest Monk
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| 7. | A Chance
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| 8. | radio W-OO-10
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| 9. | Norwegian Wodd
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| 10. | Bro John
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| 11. | Naima
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| 12. | Sometimes I Laugh
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| 13. | My Life
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| 14. | The Sojourn Of Aarjuna
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| 15. | Buzz Ntro
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| 16. | A Little Buzz
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| 17. | Kids Didn't Change
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| 18. | Heaven Is Where The Heart Is
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Jazz
Crossover Jazz
Fusion
Contemporary Jazz
Jazz-Funk
Jazz-Pop
World Fusion
Victor Wooten (vocals, acoustic & electric basses, cello, guitar, percussion, foot stomps, handclaps, keyboard programming); Regi Wooten (vocals, nylon string guitar); Cherokee, Michael Kott, Matt Smith, Elijah "Pete" Wooten, Royel, Judy Wooten (vocals); Paul McCandless (soprano sax); Rudy Wooten (alto sax); Jeff Coffin (tenor sax); Rod McGaha (trumpet); Davy Spillane (uilleann pipes); Joseph Wooten (piano); Bela Fleck (banjo); Oteil Burbridge (bass); J.D. Blair (drums, percussion, foot stomps, handclaps, drum programming, background vocals); Future Man (drums); Jim Roberts, Raymond Massey, Jennie Hoeft (percussion); Holly Wooten, Kurt Storey (foot stomps, handclaps, background vocals)
A superb, varied, playfully crafted disc, and an absolutely stunning effort that surpasses expectations. The music varies from funk and rap to a fantastic version of John Coltrane's "Naima," to a beautiful, very different -- yet quite recognizable without being boring -- version of the Lennon/McCartney standard "Norwegian Wood." The shifts of stance, posture, and presentation are at times abrupt but never disconcerting; rather, they provoke thought and reflection. These shifts appear at times between the tracks and at times in the midst of the pieces themselves. The disc is never inaccessible; the combination of jazz and Irish music brings to mind the seemingly ridiculous combinations of Paddy Moloney of the Chieftains. The big departure from the first album is that this is not a solo bass album. He uses other instruments, and uses them well. Not to be missed.
---Bob Gottlieb, allmusic
Includes liner notes by Victor Wooten |
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