author: CD Baby
Jazz meets and embraces the growth, pain and victories of life at this moment. With the passion of the cello, dreamy backdrops, "acid," limitless conception, and daring emotional actualizations, this fusion CD sets a new stage for the genre. Unlike so many of its kind, this one is absolutely engaging, intense and persistently innovative.
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I'm glad I tried this!
author: Robert M.
I'm always looking for new music, and stumbled upon this CD - the variety of instruments being played in this jazz/Americana experiment combine for a sound that is at times spare but never thin. I like this experiment and breadth of sound - you might too!
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A unique album in need of a better editor.
author: Redbone
It took me over a year to pull the trigger and finally order this cd. While not totally unsatisfied (there are some brilliant moments on the album), my biggest single complaint is that it was poorly edited. That's what happens sometimes when the creative artists are also in charge of editing and post-production. Some otherwise remarkable compositions are rendered fairly unremarkable by the unwillingness to edit. This could have easily ranked five stars.
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Paths of the heart are swept clean in this moody yet groovy jazz fusion brillian
author: Tamara D. Turner
Jazz meets and embraces the growth, pain and victories of life in this exquisite jazz fusion CD reeking of intelligence. With the passion of the cello, dreamy backdrops, limitless conception, and daring emotional actualization, this fusion CD sets a new stage for the genre. Unlike so many of its kind, this band from Boulder, CO is absolutely engaging, intense and persistently innovative. With the unique instrumentation of piano, pedal steel guitar, cello, upright bass, and drums this is a new sound experience characterized by the band as Trailer Park Jazz.
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