Martin Taylor - Spirit of Django - 1994 (Bop, Cool, Guitar Jazz) torrent

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martin taylor - spirit of django

"World-class performance from jazz guitar virtuoso..."
Жанр: Bop, Cool, Guitar Jazz
Год выпуска диска: 1994
Производитель диска: USA (Label: Linn Records)
Аудио кодек: FLAC
Тип рипа: tracks
Битрейт аудио: lossless
Продолжительность: 60:38
Сканы: нет
Источник: demonoid, thanks TheZeitung

Треклист:
1. Chez Fernand
2. Minor Swing
3. Night and Day
4. Nuages
5. James
6. Double Top
7. Django's Dream
8. Swing 42
9. Lady Be Good
10. Honeysuckle Rose
11. Johnny and Mary

Исполнители:
Martin Taylor (acoustic guitar),
John Goldie (guitar),
Dave O Higgins (sax),
Alec Dankworth (Bass guitar & Cabasa),
Jack Emblow (accordion),
James Taylor (snar drums)

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[spoiler="Review"]
In the 1990s, jazz tribute albums could be incredibly predictable, with young tenor saxophonists paying tribute to John Coltrane by emulating his tone and playing his best-known songs exactly like he played them, or young trumpeters saluting Miles Davis by trying to sound like a carbon copy of him on yet another version of "So What" or "Solar." Spirit of Django is Martin Taylor's tribute to fellow guitarist Django Reinhardt, and thankfully, this is one tribute album that's interesting and unpredictable instead of cliché-ridden. Though Taylor's love of Reinhardt's legacy is evident throughout the album, the guitarist never sounds like an outright clone. His individuality comes through on Reinhardt pieces (including "Nuages" and "Minor Swing"), as well as Fats Waller's "Honeysuckle Rose" and the standards "Night and Day" and "Lady Be Good." To his credit, Taylor makes some unlikely choices. Pat Metheny's "James," for example, isn't something you'd expect to hear on a Reinhardt tribute, yet Taylor's interpretation fits in perfectly. This excellent CD is highly recommended to admirers of both Taylor and Reinhardt.
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