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| 1. | Humpty Dumpty
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| 2. | Maine
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| 3. | Adobe Blues
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| 4. | Dorotea La Cautiva
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| 5. | No Brainer
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| 6. | Mia
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| 7. | What Is This Thing Called Love
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| 8. | Cosas
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| 9. | Gone
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Jazz
Tony Malaby -tenor, soprano sax
Drew Gress - acoustic bass
Paul Motian - drums
Tony Malaby is regarded by many of his peers as a unique force in Jazz today. Here, together with master drummer Paul Motian and superb bassist Drew Gress, he delivers a formidable statement in the nine tracks of Adobe.
"There is not a dishonest note anywhere on these nine selections,…you can really hear the music be created before your ears. If, as someone said, 'Jazz is the sound of surprise', then this is truly great jazz by any definition"
---Fred Hersch
Tony Malaby, the tenor saxophonist, has been busy since he landed in New York nearly a decade ago: he's a schooled, poetic player who becomes involved with the density and shape of his notes, and he's worth hearing for a lesson on where the lines are best drawn between abstraction and form.
--- The New York Times
Despite sounding like a contradiction, structured free improvising is where it's at these days; Mr. Malaby, in his mid-30's, grew up with it in his bones; he's a soulful, Joe Lovano-Dewey Redman kind of saxophonist with a knowledge of harmony and a will to experiment with notes as pure sound.
--- The New York Times
While the bluntness of the rare sax-bass-drum unit inspired innovators like Ornette Coleman or Henry Threadgill to their best work, the format often caused listeners to squirm through extended bass or drum solos, even if they were patient with a single melodic voice. Saxophonist Tony Malaby leaps over these hurdles on his trio's new release, "Adobe," by simply leaving no slack.
--- Michael Pronko / The Japan Times
Originally from Tucson,Arizona , Tony Malaby has been permanently based in New York since 1995 and has been a member of many notable jazz groups including Charlie Haden's Liberation Orchestra, Paul Motian's Electonic Bebop Band, Mark Helias' Open Loose, Fred Hersch's quintet and Walt Whitman project, Mark Dresser quartet, and bands led by Mario Pavonne, Bobby Previte, Tom Varner, Marty Ehrlich, Angelica Sanchez and Kenny Wheeler.
His debut cd "Sabino"(Arabesque) made the NY Times and Philadelphia City Paper's top ten jazz lists for 2000.He has two brand new releases: "Adobe" on the French label Freelance featuring Drew Gress and Paul Motian, and "Apparitions" on the Songlines label featuring Tom Rainey,Mike Sarin, and Drew Gress
Tony leads serveral projects of his own including: APPARITIONS featuring: Drew Gress, Tom Rainey and Mike Sarin. The Tony Malaby Trio, featuring Drew Gress and Paul Motian. Sabino, featuring: Michael Formanek, Tom Rainey, and Marc Ducret. |
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