Alex Sipiagin - Generations - 2010, MP3 (tracks), VBR 227-243 kbps torrent

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Alex Sipiagin - Generations

Жанр: Post Bop
Год выпуска диска: 2010
Производитель диска: Holland
Аудио кодек: MP3
Тип рипа: tracks
Битрейт аудио: VBR 227-243 kbps
Продолжительность: 67:44
Треклист:

1.Greenwood I (Alex Sipiagin)
2.Obsequious (Lester Young)
3.Cassandranite (Woody Shaw)
4.Beyond All Limits (Woody Shaw)
5.Windy Bahn (Alex Sipiagin)
6.Katrina Ballerina (Woody Shaw)
7.Chance (Alex Sipiagin)
8.Blues For Wood (Woody Shaw / Ronnie Mathews)
9.Greenwood II (Alex Sipiagin)

Доп. информация:
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Criss Cross Jazz 1325 CD
Alex Sipiagin
Generations
Dedicated To Woody Shaw
Available: May 16, 2010

Recorded January 25, 2010 in Brooklyn, NY, USA by Michael Marciano

Alex Sipiagin (Tp / Flh)
Adam Rogers (G)
Boris Kozlov (B)
Antonio Sanchez (D)

With Generations, his eighth Criss Cross outing as a leader, trumpeter Alex Sipiagin honors the legacy of the great Woody Shaw, reimaging five stellar pieces from Shaw’s repertoire and balancing the progam with four originals. The quartet lineup here < Sipiagin, guitarist Adam Rogers, bassist
Boris Kozlov, drummer Antonio Sanchez > at one time formed the core of the brilliant Michael Brecker Sextet. Together, these four players bring years worth of mutual collaborative experience to the music at hand.
Woody Shaw himself appeared just once on Criss Cross, lending his extraordinary horn voice to Introducing Kenny Garrett (Criss 1014) in 1985. Shaw’s influence has long been implicit in Sipiagin’s playing – not only in the Russian-born trumpeter’s work as a leader, but also in his scorching solos with Dave Holland’s Big Band and Octet, the Mingus Big Band, the late Michael Brecker’s Sextet and Quindectet and many more.
With Generations Sipiagin makes his debt to Shaw more explicit, but he approaches these canonical works with his own individuality and imagination foremost in mind, in the determined spirit of Shaw’s song title: Beyond All Limits.
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