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Robert Gordon: It's Now or Never w/Chris Spedding (2007)Elvis Presley lives on thru the voice of Robert Gordon, listen hereCheers,Robin
Robert Gordon's got such a great voice and he's always been smart enough to pair it with incredible guitarists - Link Wray, Danny Gatton & Chris Spedding. For me this is Danny Gatton at his best, just playing his heart out as a side musician. All the incredible technique actually helping the songs, rather than coming across as showboating. Jim C
Quote from: mjosef on 16 Jan 2009, 07:06 amQuoteYoung Armenian born pianist Tigran Hamasyan is the next rising star in progressive and modern jazz piano, following paths of the bop innovator Bud Powell, post-Powell contemporary icon Chick Corea, and peer Eldar DjangirovAllAboutJazz review: QuoteIn addition to the spate of jazz originals, New Era features two Armenian folk songs. "Aparani Par" and "Zada Es" not only fill out the album—they give it depth, nuance, and a unique character. This development is largely due to Vardan Grigoryan, who plays a series of Armenian woodwinds on these tracks. The narrow, often oriental sounds of the duduk and the shvi, wailing above the melody on "Aparani Par," are not easily forgotten. http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=28615Sample here: http://www.emusic.com/album/Tigram-Hamasyan-Trio-New-Era-MP3-Download/11107978.htmlHis Space: http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewProfile&friendID=97158473One sweet find Martin, thanks for posting. I don't know how this album got by me as it was easily assessable in my downloading engine search for this gendre. Just 1 more reason why this is the most important thread for me personally. Cheers,Robin
QuoteYoung Armenian born pianist Tigran Hamasyan is the next rising star in progressive and modern jazz piano, following paths of the bop innovator Bud Powell, post-Powell contemporary icon Chick Corea, and peer Eldar DjangirovAllAboutJazz review: QuoteIn addition to the spate of jazz originals, New Era features two Armenian folk songs. "Aparani Par" and "Zada Es" not only fill out the album—they give it depth, nuance, and a unique character. This development is largely due to Vardan Grigoryan, who plays a series of Armenian woodwinds on these tracks. The narrow, often oriental sounds of the duduk and the shvi, wailing above the melody on "Aparani Par," are not easily forgotten. http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=28615Sample here: http://www.emusic.com/album/Tigram-Hamasyan-Trio-New-Era-MP3-Download/11107978.htmlHis Space: http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewProfile&friendID=97158473
Young Armenian born pianist Tigran Hamasyan is the next rising star in progressive and modern jazz piano, following paths of the bop innovator Bud Powell, post-Powell contemporary icon Chick Corea, and peer Eldar Djangirov
In addition to the spate of jazz originals, New Era features two Armenian folk songs. "Aparani Par" and "Zada Es" not only fill out the album—they give it depth, nuance, and a unique character. This development is largely due to Vardan Grigoryan, who plays a series of Armenian woodwinds on these tracks. The narrow, often oriental sounds of the duduk and the shvi, wailing above the melody on "Aparani Par," are not easily forgotten.
