Articles tagged "bill frisell"![]() Events ReviewBill Frisell Quartet: 7 April 2009 - Boulder, COby Tyler Wilcox[8.May.09] :. What the hell -- let’s appreciate some jazz. ![]() Sound AffectsSpectacle: Elvis Costello with Renée Fleming (Episode 9)by Zeth Lundy[28.Jan.09] :. The silly red hat: it’s back. At first, when I see Elvis Costello wearing that questionable fashion choice once again atop his head while performing (an abridged) “All This Useless... ![]() Music ReviewJenny Scheinman: Crossingby Will Layman[10.Dec.08] :. The jazz/Americana/anything violinist creates a new set of riveting soundscapes. ![]() Music ReviewMcCoy Tyner: Guitarsby Will Layman[30.Oct.08] :. An overpolite meeting between a great jazz trio and batch of six-string slingers. ![]() Music ReviewVarious Artists: Assemblage 1998-2008by Mark W. Adams[18.Jul.08] :. Cryptogramophone's triumphant 2-CD retrospective is highly listenable, accessible, and immensely engaging. What is the opposite of under the radar? Cryptogramophone is headed there. NewsGuitar legend Bill Frisell’s diverse songbook defies his jazz labelby Thor Christensen [The Dallas Morning News (MCT)][29.Jan.08] :. Bill Frisell speaks slowly and calmly, like the Mr. Rogers of jazz. But all is not mellow in Mr. Frisell’s Neighborhood. Just like his mercurial guitar playing, there’s a tough side... PopMatters Pick![]() Music ReviewJoe Henry: Civiliansby Will Layman[19.Sep.07] :. A gorgeous feat of sonic story-telling from a songwriter deserving much wider recognition. Jack DeJohnette: The Elephant Sleeps But Still Remembersby Daniel Spicer[6.Mar.06] :. Veteran drum legend teams up with jazz guitarist du jour to produce a quirky and fiercely non-commercial take on the art of duo improvisation. Bill Frisell: East/West / Further East/Further Westby Will Layman[21.Dec.05] :. A comprehensive and breathtaking tour of the musical world of today's most distinctive and singular guitarist. Bill Frisell: The Intercontinentalsby Marshall Bowden[3.Sep.03] :. The course that Bill Frisell has taken since his 1997 album Nashville has proven vexing to many who were originally pulled in by the guitarist’s more straightforward jazz work with Paul... Bill Frisell: Bill Frisell with Dave Holland and Elvin Jonesby Marshall Bowden[24.Feb.03] :. Bill Frisell is a jazz guitarist primarily by virtue of the influence of jazz guitar virtuoso Jim Hall; otherwise, Frisell is an amazing amalgam of stylistic influences that make him something of the... Bill Frisell: Selected Recordings: Rarum Vby John Kenyon[8.Aug.02] :. Just in case his quiet demeanor and general “nice guy-ness” don’t get the message across about guitarist Bill Frisell, how about this: On his contribution to ECM’s new :rarum... Bill Frisell: Blues Dreamby James Mann[29.Jan.01] :. Guitarist Bill Frisell can be best summed up with the southern adage “You just ain’t right!” In his 19-year career (which includes appearances on over 160 records) he has confounded... Joey Baron with Arthur Blythe, Ron Carter, Bill Frisell: We’ll Soon Find Outby James Mann[14.Aug.00] :. Drummer Joey Baron has recorded with folks as divergent as Laurie Anderson to Chet Baker, and was a member of Bill Frisell’s group until 1995. Add to that a stint in John Zorn’s Masada,... Bill Frisell: The Sweetest Punch (Songs of Costello)by Mark ZeltnerPerhaps I am one of few people on earth that can honestly state they have been a long-time fan of both Elvis Costello and Burt Bacharach. (Editor’s note: count me as another one). While... |
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