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'Drop' is the first fruit of Porcupine Tree drummer Gavin Harrison�s collaboration with singer and Extended Range Bass player 05Ric, and features contributions from Robert Fripp, Dave Stewart and Gary Sanctuary. Nine carefully crafted songs combined with ground-breaking multi-layered guitars, vocal harmonies and rhythms.

 

A chance meeting between Porcupine Tree drummer Gavin Harrison and singer/multi instrumentalist 05Ric has yielded one of the most interesting and complex musical collaborations in recent years. 05Ric has developed a fresh, exciting, style of singing and virtuoso playing, which blended with the extraordinary drumming of Gavin Harrison has produced some unique results.

 

Track List:

 

1. Unsettled (5:45)

2. Sailing (4:45)

3. Life (4:23)

4. Sometime (6:55)

5. For Lack Of (5:10)

6. Clock (4:10)

7. Okay (4:05)

8. Where Are You Going? (4:40)

9. Centered (5:33)

 

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Frank London - Hazónos [2005]

 

On this album, Frank London, a trumpeter associated with John Zorn's downtown NY jazz scene and the Klezmatics, has fused the Jewish art of cantorial singing with instrumental accompaniment that suggests both the ancient, soul-wrenching melodies of the High Holy Days and the most lyrical and reflective avant-garde jazz. The result is one of the most important albums of 2005 -- a giant step forward for London, for Zorn's Tzadik label, and for jazz itself.

 

On his previous release, Invocations, London deployed mournful trumpet lines against moody but relatively static backgrounds played on harmonium and glass harmonica. It was a very pretty, shimmering, meditative album, but Hazonos is much more intense without losing any of the meditative depth. Here, the monumentally powerful voices of cantors Jacob Ben-Zion Mendelson, Daniel Mendelson, and Simon Shapiro soar above arrangements for harmonium, organ, piano, bass, and drums that swing fiercely at the same time that they maintain the sacred mood. The ecstatic poignancy of the vocals recalls the best performances of Nusrat Fateh Ali Kahn. The cantorial tracks alone, or the instrumental tracks alone, would make worthwhile listening; together, the effect is overwhelmingly passionate and completely fresh.

 

On his next project, London should certainly try taking this band -- consisting of Anthony Coleman, David Chevan, and Gerald Cleaver -- out of the shul. Though jazz tributes have become a tiresomely predictable element of the current scene, an album of deep Wayne Shorter covers by this band (think "Masqualero," "Nefertiti," "Sweet Pea," and "Iris") could be amazing. But for now, London has created one of the best jazz albums in years, even for those who don't think they're interested in "temple music." For fans of progressive jazz who also happen to be Jewish, this recording is a must-buy.

 

 

(Amazon customer review) ”

 

 

Tracks:

1. Sanctification

2. Sheyibone Beys Hamikdosh - In The House

3. Moron D'Vishmayo

4. Repentance

5. Shir Hama'alos Pt.1

6. Aspiration

7. Shir Hama'alos Pt.2

8. Blessed Is The Eternal

9. Holiness

 

Personnel:

Frank London - trumpet, harmonium

Anthony Coleman - piano, organ, harmonium

David Chevan - bass

Gerald Cleaver - drums

Cantor Jacob Ben-Zion Mendelson - voice

Daniel Mendelson - voice

Cantor Simon Spiro - voice

Cookie Segelstein - violin

Dan Rosengard - keyboards

Tomas Ulrich - cello

 

 

 

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jabeztebe , to mi beshe Maul preporuchio i onaj jedan album sto sam cuo nije bio losh uopshte. Ajde kada se nadje vremena da se skine i taj novi.

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