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| Release the Day |
| Barney McAll |
| első megjelenés éve: 2001 |
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| (2008)
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| 4.585 Ft
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| 1. | Thirty Three
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| 2. | Reciprocal Night
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| 3. | Obatala
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| 4. | Chaos Lento
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| 5. | Release the Day
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| 6. | No Go Die
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| 7. | Tanzanian Folk Melody
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| 8. | Daria
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Jazz
Barney McAll - Celeste, Organ (Hammond), Piano, Producer, Wurlitzer
Clark Gayton - Trombone
Eddie Bobe - Percussion
Fabio Morgera - Trumpet
Gary Bartz - Sax (Alto)
Jay Rodriguez - Bansuri, Gaita
Joey Baron - Drums
Julie Patton - Vocals, Yells
Kenny Wollesen - Drums
Kurt Rosenwinkel - Guitar
Peter Apfelbaum - Sax (Tenor)
Tony Scherr - Bass
* Dominick Maita - Mastering
* Joe Marciano - Engineer, Mixing
* Michael Watt - Executive Producer
Release the Day by Barney McAll successfully incorporates the spiritual essence of Santerian rhythms and the aesthetics of McAll's own unique musical synthesis. Accompanied by special guests alto saxophonist Gary Bartz, guitarist Kurt Rosenwinkel, and drummer Joey Baron, McAll creates an ambient, meditative sound on eight originals that feature Cuban, Jamaican, and jazz elements. This inspired set begins with a tribute to Elegua, a Santerian Orisha, titled "Thirty Three." Bassist Tony Scherr introduces the piece with an ostinato that anchors the piece for nearly 16 minutes as Bartz, McAll, and Baron develop and build beautiful solos that take you directly to the source of McAll's inspiration. On "Obatala," they address the desire of the listener to preserve the spirituality in jazz, with Bartz getting to the roots of John Coltrane's essence through imaginative saxophone riffs framed with Santerian rhythmic tranquility, savory Afro-Cuban rhythms, and McAll's consistent level of impeccable piano grace. Tenor saxophonist Peter Apfelbaum, trombonist Clark Gayton, and trumpeter Fabio Morgera join Bartz to shine on the soulful title track, "Release the Day." The personnel assembled for this CD propel it past McAll's previous efforts due to their exceptional improvisations, musical ideas, and imaginative implementation of Santerian rhythms that surround the ambience of this excellent program.
---Paula Edelstein, All Music Guide
Barney McAll
Genre: Jazz
Styles: Ambient; Space; Progressive Electronic
Barney McAll (born 1966) is a jazz pianist and composer.
Barney McAll moved to New York City from Australia in 1997 to join Gary Bartz's band. As well as remaining to be a member of the Gary Bartz quartet, he is also plays with the Josh Roseman Unit, Fred Wesley and the JB's, Kurt Rosenwinkel's "Heartcore", and the Dewey Redman Quartet. He also leads his own bands "M.O.D.A.S" and his most recent group "Sylent Running" He has recorded or performed with many other musicians.
Barney has performed in Russia, Lithuania, Cuba, Yugoslavia, as well as at many of the major festivals in numerous cities of Europe, Australia, Canada, the USA and Japan |
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