CD-Charts Position 171

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Clapping Music

CD-Charts > Music > Drums
by: Aki Takase

Release Date September 21, 1995

CD-Charts Position 172

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M'Boom

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by: Max Roach

Release Date June 07, 1994

CD-Charts Position 173
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Speak, Brother, Speak! [CASSETTE]

CD-Charts > Music > Drums
by: Max Roach

Release Date October 28, 1991
This is a meaty chunk of Max Roach - 2 tracks, 4 musicians and 40 minutes of pure joy. The music - each track hits the 20 minute mark - is a swirling dervish where hard-bop crashed headlong into free-form jazz. Although the blues structure to the pieces remains fairly constant, the driving force of Roach's drumming keeps the music on the boil. Eddie Kahn on bass, Mal Waldron on piano and Clifford Jordan on tenor sax make up the rest of the band. Always worth returning to.

CD-Charts Position 174
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Busy Listening

CD-Charts > Music > Drums
by: Steve Arguelles

Release Date October 01, 1999
This is a meaty chunk of Max Roach - 2 tracks, 4 musicians and 40 minutes of pure joy. The music - each track hits the 20 minute mark - is a swirling dervish where hard-bop crashed headlong into free-form jazz. Although the blues structure to the pieces remains fairly constant, the driving force of Roach's drumming keeps the music on the boil. Eddie Kahn on bass, Mal Waldron on piano and Clifford Jordan on tenor sax make up the rest of the band. Always worth returning to.

CD-Charts Position 175
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Solitudes

CD-Charts > Music > Drums
by: Tamia, Pierre Favre

Release Date October 25, 1994
This is a meaty chunk of Max Roach - 2 tracks, 4 musicians and 40 minutes of pure joy. The music - each track hits the 20 minute mark - is a swirling dervish where hard-bop crashed headlong into free-form jazz. Although the blues structure to the pieces remains fairly constant, the driving force of Roach's drumming keeps the music on the boil. Eddie Kahn on bass, Mal Waldron on piano and Clifford Jordan on tenor sax make up the rest of the band. Always worth returning to.

CD-Charts Position 176
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Europe

CD-Charts > Music > Drums
by: Paul Motian

Release Date July 09, 2001
Europe is a truly remarkable album. The two guitarists (Monder/Cardenas) complement the two tenors (cheek/ pietro); left and right channels accomodating a guitarist and tennor opens up both melodic and textual posibilities. Where other setups might become somewhat murky and messy, each competing against one and other, Motian's collective is refined and concise: solos blend into other solos, traded and extended. Often the main themes sound like only one guitar, sax, electric bass and drums, due to the precision this lot attain. It's really quite amazing to hear it on headphones, how each instrumentalist has a distinctive sound, managing to intertlock lyrical responses: each tune is rendered in such a way as to reinvent it: bebop lives ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 177
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Live in Tokyo

CD-Charts > Music > Drums
from: jMT

Release Date October 01, 1991
Europe is a truly remarkable album. The two guitarists (Monder/Cardenas) complement the two tenors (cheek/ pietro); left and right channels accomodating a guitarist and tennor opens up both melodic and textual posibilities. Where other setups might become somewhat murky and messy, each competing against one and other, Motian's collective is refined and concise: solos blend into other solos, traded and extended. Often the main themes sound like only one guitar, sax, electric bass and drums, due to the precision this lot attain. It's really quite amazing to hear it on headphones, how each instrumentalist has a distinctive sound, managing to intertlock lyrical responses: each tune is rendered in such a way as to reinvent it: bebop lives ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 178
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Freedom Now Suite

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by: Max Roach

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Europe is a truly remarkable album. The two guitarists (Monder/Cardenas) complement the two tenors (cheek/ pietro); left and right channels accomodating a guitarist and tennor opens up both melodic and textual posibilities. Where other setups might become somewhat murky and messy, each competing against one and other, Motian's collective is refined and concise: solos blend into other solos, traded and extended. Often the main themes sound like only one guitar, sax, electric bass and drums, due to the precision this lot attain. It's really quite amazing to hear it on headphones, how each instrumentalist has a distinctive sound, managing to intertlock lyrical responses: each tune is rendered in such a way as to reinvent it: bebop lives ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 179
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Crackshot

CD-Charts > Music > Drums
by: Joey Baron

Release Date October 01, 1999
Europe is a truly remarkable album. The two guitarists (Monder/Cardenas) complement the two tenors (cheek/ pietro); left and right channels accomodating a guitarist and tennor opens up both melodic and textual posibilities. Where other setups might become somewhat murky and messy, each competing against one and other, Motian's collective is refined and concise: solos blend into other solos, traded and extended. Often the main themes sound like only one guitar, sax, electric bass and drums, due to the precision this lot attain. It's really quite amazing to hear it on headphones, how each instrumentalist has a distinctive sound, managing to intertlock lyrical responses: each tune is rendered in such a way as to reinvent it: bebop lives ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 180
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Jack of Clubs

CD-Charts > Music > Drums
by: Paul Motian

Release Date August 18, 2002
Europe is a truly remarkable album. The two guitarists (Monder/Cardenas) complement the two tenors (cheek/ pietro); left and right channels accomodating a guitarist and tennor opens up both melodic and textual posibilities. Where other setups might become somewhat murky and messy, each competing against one and other, Motian's collective is refined and concise: solos blend into other solos, traded and extended. Often the main themes sound like only one guitar, sax, electric bass and drums, due to the precision this lot attain. It's really quite amazing to hear it on headphones, how each instrumentalist has a distinctive sound, managing to intertlock lyrical responses: each tune is rendered in such a way as to reinvent it: bebop lives ... Read More: