Nearly every i time inward a while, a instrumentalist encourages his or her art inward whatever genre to embark on a brilliant too novel direction without losing it's original power, spell evolving total strength alongside lasting results--and the same affair tin live said virtually Joshua Redman.
For his highly acclaimed self-titled debut CD, this ascension immature tenor saxophonist had emerged every bit a immature Panthera leo inward 1993 who non alone gave jazz some other original novel sound, but he was i of the few of his generation to convey the music to an encouraging too creative path spell settling some arguments of where itself the music was headed at the time.
Heading a superb quartet that consists of pianist Kevin Hayes, ascension immature bassist Christian McBride too drummer Gregory Hutchinson, the sprawling rail prepare features an outstanding prepare of original compositions similar the lyrical Blues On Sunday, Echoes, Tribalism, Groove X (By Any Means Necessary) too Sublimation every bit good every bit classy takes on classic standards similar Thelonious Monk's Trinkle Trinkle, a swift accept on James Brown's I Got You (I Feel Good) too Body And Soul, every bit they demonstrate his knack for sophisticated improvisation too multi-dimensional composing skills.
As i of ii blockbuster albums that he released inward 1993, Redman would larn an overnight sensation on the jazz scene afterwards existence discovered too signed yesteryear Warner Bros' Records too i of the novel slap-up jazz masters to receive got emerge inward the 1990's.
Yet this is the self-titled debut album that caused the sensation that would compass jazz some other immature icon too also gave the aspiring immature tenor saxophonist- composer the commercial success he deserved too paved the agency for a long mighty career.
This album was recorded too released yesteryear Warner Brothers non long afterwards Joshua won the T. Monk jazz competition. I mean value it's an all simply about potent too entertaining 1st album. Joshua Redman is the bomb! He's then chill too watching him on the Ken Burns Jazz interviews he seems similar a really cool dude. {I heard he got direct A's inward school!} This self titled album also has some other really bomb musician... Christian McBride on bass! My favorite numbers are the covers actually. Blues on Dominicus I mean value is an original though. What an awesome vocal to stretch out on. It sounds alot similar the solos on "Blue Train" from dorsum inward '57. Its then cool that these "young lion's" did James Brown's "I experience good" its then funky too joyus! {probably McBride's suggestion!} Their version of Dizzy's "Salt Peanuts" is simply slammin! they really create on that one! It makes me cleft upwards when they proper substantive it at the terminate "salt peanuts tabular array salt peanuts!" Redman plays a really pleasant duo alongside McBride during "On the sunny side of the street" These guys are some of the coolest cats inward modern jazz! They tin play really serious inward a direct ahead manner. But they tin larn really funky too avant guard sounding every bit well! This Cd has it all standards, ballads, original compostions, blues, too funky former schoolhouse RandB! What a slap-up offset album from a immature too really gifted tenor saxaphonist!
In the early on to mid-'90s, no "Young Lion" was hyped to expiry yesteryear jazz critics to a greater extent than than Joshua Redman; to hear some critics tell it, he was every bit of import a saxophonist every bit John Coltrane, Dexter Gordon, or Sonny Rollins. The work alongside such excessive hype is that it gives a immature talent similar Redman agency every bit good much to alive upwards to at an early on age; the tenor human was alone 22 when this self-titled debut album was recorded, too he needed fourth dimension to grow too develop. Nonetheless, Redman did demo a lot of hope on this CD, which isn't inward a class alongside Coltrane's Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 Love Supreme or Rollins' Saxophone Colossus (some critics really did receive got the audacity to brand such claims) but showed Redman to live a swinging, expressive improviser who had impressive technique every bit good every bit versatility. Redman's playing is greatly influenced yesteryear funky, big-toned soul-jazz tenors similar Eddie Harris, Gene Ammons, too Red Holloway, but his probing, searching qualities convey to take away heed Coltrane. Redman's gritty soul-jazz workout on James Brown's "I Got You (I Feel Good)" demonstrates that he isn't a stuffy neo-conservative, spell his enjoyable interpretations of "Body too Soul" too Thelonious Monk's "Trinkle Tinkle" illustrate his powerfulness to play "in the tradition," every bit difficult boppers are fond of saying. Dizzy Gillespie's "Salt Peanuts" is pure bop, too Redman (whose acoustic back upwards on this album includes pianist Kevin Hays, bassist Christian McBride, too drummer Gregory Hutchinson) gets into a Coltrane-influenced post-bop groove on his ain "Sublimation." Joshua Redman isn't a masterpiece, but it permit us know that he was for certain mortal to occur an optic on.
Joshua Redman is i of the most prominent saxophonists inward the world... a slap-up interpreter, possessor of slap-up sound. Their performances are genuinely eloquent too "visceral". Here gives us beautiful songs similar "Blues On Sunday," "I Got You" "Salt Peanuts" too "Sublimation"... of total surrender.
A cd of slap-up quality, no doubt. Highly recommended!!!
Track listing
"Blues on Sunday" (Joshua Redman)
"Wish" (Joshua Redman)
"Trinkle Tinkle" (Thelonious Monk)
"Echoes" (Joshua Redman)
"I Got You (I Feel Good)" (James Brown)
"Body & Soul" (Heyman-Green-Sour)
"Tribalism" (Joshua Redman)
"Groove X (By Any Means Necessary)" (Joshua Redman)
"Salt Peanuts" (Dizzy Gillespie)
"On the Sunny Side of the Street" (McHugh-Fields)
"Sublimation" (Joshua Redman)
Personnel
Joshua Redman – Tenor saxophone
Kevin Hays – Piano
Christian McBride – Bass
Gregory Hutchinson – Drums
Mike LeDonne – Piano
Paul LaDuca – Bass
Kenny Washington – Drums
Clarence Penn – Drums
For his highly acclaimed self-titled debut CD, this ascension immature tenor saxophonist had emerged every bit a immature Panthera leo inward 1993 who non alone gave jazz some other original novel sound, but he was i of the few of his generation to convey the music to an encouraging too creative path spell settling some arguments of where itself the music was headed at the time.
Heading a superb quartet that consists of pianist Kevin Hayes, ascension immature bassist Christian McBride too drummer Gregory Hutchinson, the sprawling rail prepare features an outstanding prepare of original compositions similar the lyrical Blues On Sunday, Echoes, Tribalism, Groove X (By Any Means Necessary) too Sublimation every bit good every bit classy takes on classic standards similar Thelonious Monk's Trinkle Trinkle, a swift accept on James Brown's I Got You (I Feel Good) too Body And Soul, every bit they demonstrate his knack for sophisticated improvisation too multi-dimensional composing skills.
As i of ii blockbuster albums that he released inward 1993, Redman would larn an overnight sensation on the jazz scene afterwards existence discovered too signed yesteryear Warner Bros' Records too i of the novel slap-up jazz masters to receive got emerge inward the 1990's.
Yet this is the self-titled debut album that caused the sensation that would compass jazz some other immature icon too also gave the aspiring immature tenor saxophonist- composer the commercial success he deserved too paved the agency for a long mighty career.
This album was recorded too released yesteryear Warner Brothers non long afterwards Joshua won the T. Monk jazz competition. I mean value it's an all simply about potent too entertaining 1st album. Joshua Redman is the bomb! He's then chill too watching him on the Ken Burns Jazz interviews he seems similar a really cool dude. {I heard he got direct A's inward school!} This self titled album also has some other really bomb musician... Christian McBride on bass! My favorite numbers are the covers actually. Blues on Dominicus I mean value is an original though. What an awesome vocal to stretch out on. It sounds alot similar the solos on "Blue Train" from dorsum inward '57. Its then cool that these "young lion's" did James Brown's "I experience good" its then funky too joyus! {probably McBride's suggestion!} Their version of Dizzy's "Salt Peanuts" is simply slammin! they really create on that one! It makes me cleft upwards when they proper substantive it at the terminate "salt peanuts tabular array salt peanuts!" Redman plays a really pleasant duo alongside McBride during "On the sunny side of the street" These guys are some of the coolest cats inward modern jazz! They tin play really serious inward a direct ahead manner. But they tin larn really funky too avant guard sounding every bit well! This Cd has it all standards, ballads, original compostions, blues, too funky former schoolhouse RandB! What a slap-up offset album from a immature too really gifted tenor saxaphonist!
In the early on to mid-'90s, no "Young Lion" was hyped to expiry yesteryear jazz critics to a greater extent than than Joshua Redman; to hear some critics tell it, he was every bit of import a saxophonist every bit John Coltrane, Dexter Gordon, or Sonny Rollins. The work alongside such excessive hype is that it gives a immature talent similar Redman agency every bit good much to alive upwards to at an early on age; the tenor human was alone 22 when this self-titled debut album was recorded, too he needed fourth dimension to grow too develop. Nonetheless, Redman did demo a lot of hope on this CD, which isn't inward a class alongside Coltrane's Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 Love Supreme or Rollins' Saxophone Colossus (some critics really did receive got the audacity to brand such claims) but showed Redman to live a swinging, expressive improviser who had impressive technique every bit good every bit versatility. Redman's playing is greatly influenced yesteryear funky, big-toned soul-jazz tenors similar Eddie Harris, Gene Ammons, too Red Holloway, but his probing, searching qualities convey to take away heed Coltrane. Redman's gritty soul-jazz workout on James Brown's "I Got You (I Feel Good)" demonstrates that he isn't a stuffy neo-conservative, spell his enjoyable interpretations of "Body too Soul" too Thelonious Monk's "Trinkle Tinkle" illustrate his powerfulness to play "in the tradition," every bit difficult boppers are fond of saying. Dizzy Gillespie's "Salt Peanuts" is pure bop, too Redman (whose acoustic back upwards on this album includes pianist Kevin Hays, bassist Christian McBride, too drummer Gregory Hutchinson) gets into a Coltrane-influenced post-bop groove on his ain "Sublimation." Joshua Redman isn't a masterpiece, but it permit us know that he was for certain mortal to occur an optic on.
Joshua Redman is i of the most prominent saxophonists inward the world... a slap-up interpreter, possessor of slap-up sound. Their performances are genuinely eloquent too "visceral". Here gives us beautiful songs similar "Blues On Sunday," "I Got You" "Salt Peanuts" too "Sublimation"... of total surrender.
A cd of slap-up quality, no doubt. Highly recommended!!!
Track listing
"Blues on Sunday" (Joshua Redman)
"Wish" (Joshua Redman)
"Trinkle Tinkle" (Thelonious Monk)
"Echoes" (Joshua Redman)
"I Got You (I Feel Good)" (James Brown)
"Body & Soul" (Heyman-Green-Sour)
"Tribalism" (Joshua Redman)
"Groove X (By Any Means Necessary)" (Joshua Redman)
"Salt Peanuts" (Dizzy Gillespie)
"On the Sunny Side of the Street" (McHugh-Fields)
"Sublimation" (Joshua Redman)
Personnel
Joshua Redman – Tenor saxophone
Kevin Hays – Piano
Christian McBride – Bass
Gregory Hutchinson – Drums
Mike LeDonne – Piano
Paul LaDuca – Bass
Kenny Washington – Drums
Clarence Penn – Drums

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