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So Many Streams
Stew Cutler
első megjelenés éve: 2004
(2004)

CD
4.145 Ft 

 

Átmeneti készlethiány
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1.  Post Time
2.  Not To Worry
3.  The Grindstone
4.  Lizard Skin
5.  Sparrow In The Kitchen
6.  Ardells Theme
7.  Something To Think About
8.  Gonna Find Her
9.  Feel Your Presence
10.  Put A Little Love In Your Heart
Jazz
Post-Bop
Blues-Rock
Jazz-Rock
Avant-Garde Jazz

Recorded: Rich Sound, Flushing, New York

Stew Cutler (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, slide guitar, harmonica, percussion); Jeb Loy Nichols, Freedom Brenner, Mary Jean Cutler (vocals); Elliott Sharp (guitar); Dan Cipriano (alto saxophone); Peck Almond (tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone, trumpet); Rob Clores (piano, keyboards); Booker King (electric double bass, bass guitar); Joe Mardin, Gary Bruer (drums); Alfredo Hidrovo (percussion)

After years of playing with such prestigious jazz-rock musicians as Bill Frisell, David Sanborn and Wayne Horvitz, as well as releasing two CDs under his own name and performed with a trio which included Harry Bruer and Booker King, guitarist Stew Cutler broadens his musical horizons even more, working with 14 different musicians to create So Many Streams. Impressively, the addition of so many musicians has not cluttered Cutler's clean and precise guitar licks. Yet inversely, it's not until well into the second song, "Not to Worry," that the uninitiated listener might realize that this is an album spotlighting a guitarist, so generous and unassuming is Cutler's playing on opener, "Post Time." A majority of Streams falls under the adult-oriented jazz umbrella, and Jeb Loy Nichols' sub-Van Morrison vocals on "Sparrow in the Kitchen" doesn't help matters. On the other hand, "Something to Think About" takes a traditional blues approach that finds Cutler's picking at its most intense, particularly when he doubles and triples notes against the sparse backing of organ, bass and drums. And Mary Jean Cutler's torch song-blues croon on "Feel Your Presence" makes a much better argument for adding singing to Cutler's mostly instrumental oeuvre.
---Joshua Glazer, allmusic

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