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| 1. | Aesop's Fables
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| 2. | The Trivium
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| 3. | Mystique
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| 4. | Pieces Of A Dream
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| 5. | A Song For You (Lovebird)
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| 6. | Jigsaw
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| 7. | We Share A Moon
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| 8. | You Won't Forget Me
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Jazz / Post-Bop, Straight-Ahead Jazz
Recorded August 28, 2001
Jeremy Pelt (tp)
Jimmy Greene (ts), Jaleel Shaw (as), Mike Moreno (g), Robert Glaspar (p), Gerald Cannon (b), Ralph Peterson (d)
Jeremy Pelt makes his debut as a leader with Profile, a nearly all-original outing that features Robert Glasper on piano, Gerald Cannon on bass, and Ralph Peterson on drums. Tenor saxophonist Jimmy Greene also plays on all but two tracks, while altoist Jaleel Shaw and guitarist Mike Moreno lend their talents on one tune apiece. In addition to his formidable trumpet chops, Pelt displays a mature and engaging compositional voice. On "Pieces of a Dream" and the bright bossa "We Share a Moon," he builds forms around unexpected rhythmic contours, pushing himself and the band well beyond the safe zone. He also gets tremendous results by leaving the groove loose, as on the opening "Aesop's Fables" and the longest piece, "Jigsaw." The latter comes to a rolling boil when Glasper, one of jazz's most promising young pianists, lays out and yields the floor to Greene's hell-raising tenor. But Pelt has a cooler, melodic side as well; he brings it out on "A Song for You" and the closing quartet ballad, "You Won't Forget Me." Cannon and Peterson, the session's veterans, provide a robust rhythmic engine without overshadowing Pelt's precocious musicianship. ~ David R. Adler, All Music Guide
"His original compositions flow from jazz's straight-ahead tradition. His sextet is keeping the flame alive through solid teamwork and gentle exploration. Their blend treats each instrumental voice equally, but highlights the drummer just a little more than the others. And why not? Ralph Peterson does a superb job of knitting them into one well-composed unit.
Trumpeter Jeremy Pelt hails from Los Angeles. After graduating from Boston‚s Berklee College of Music in 1988, he moved to New York and has paid his dues with several mainstream organizations. Now, his recording debut offers a larger audience the opportunity to hear this rising star. With his clarion tone and persuasive technique, Pelt rides a creative wave of straight-ahead dreams. Ballads and up-tempo romps take on his personal attitude. Passion and energy build his performance. Undoubtedly, Miles and Freddie and Chet and Booker and Lee came from the same roots as young Jeremy Pelt. It‚s all from the heart. On top of that, he‚s surrounded himself with a winning team. This year‚s top ten list wouldn't be complete without Profile. Tune in as soon as you can."
--- Jim Santella (All About Jazz)
Jeremy Pelt
Active Decade: '00s
Born: Sep 04, 1976 in CA
Genre: Jazz
Styles: Neo-Bop, Post-Bop, Mainstream Jazz, Standards
Born on November 4, 1976, jazz trumpeter Jeremy Pelt is an up and coming firebrand in the tradition of Lee Morgan and Freddie Hubbard. A California native, Pelt first began playing the trumpet in elementary school focusing on classical studies. However, it was not until joining his high school jazz band that he became strongly interested in changing directions and pursuing jazz full-time. This led to studying jazz improvisation and film-scoring at Berklee School of Music in Boston where he earned his B.A. in Professional Music. Since graduating from college, Pelt has perfomed and/or recorded with some of the jazz world's most high profile players including Roy Hargrove, Ravi Coltrane, Greg Osby, Cassandra Wilson and the Mingus Big Band among others. He released his solo debut Profile for Fresh Sound in 2002 followed by Insight released on the Criss Cross label in 2003.
--- Matt Collar, All Music Guide |
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