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Articles tagged "charlie hunter" Events ReviewCharlie Hunter Quartetby Tyler Wilcox[7.Apr.09] :. The Boulder Theater’s management put out seats for the audience, but they shouldn’t have bothered. Charlie Hunter and his band were playing dance music, plain and simple.  Capsule ReviewsCharlie Hunter: Baboon Strengthby Jason MacNeil[15.Mar.09] :. Charlie Hunter's innovative music explorations continue with this funky, fun adventure.  Mixed MediaTobacco, Coldplay, The Streets…by PopMatters Staff[4.Nov.08] :. Tobacco Truck Sweat [MP3] Street Trash [Video] Coldplay Lovers in Japan [Video] The Streets Heaven for the Weather [Video] Charlie...  PopMatters Picks: The Best Music of 2007 FeatureThe Best Jazz of 2007by Will Layman[11.Dec.07] :. In spite of the perception of jazz as an increasingly niche market, the year's best show a style of music that remains ever youthful in its exploration of new territories, expanding its diversity and range of expression. PopMatters Picks: The Best Music of 2007  Music ReviewCharlie Hunter: Misticoby Will Layman[7.Dec.07] :. Another scruffy-cool groove workout from the prolific guitarist. How many have there been now?  Music ReviewCharlie Hunter and Bobby Previte as Groundtruther Plus John Medeski: Altitudeby Will Layman[28.Nov.07] :. The finest of the three recordings from the duo/trio, Altitude is a sonic exploration in both electric and acoustic improvised music that brings it all home. Best Jazz of 2006by Will Layman[11.Dec.06] :. Will Layman's list of the year's best jazz records, a hearty baker's dozen, includes iconoclasts, eccentrics, avant-gardists, and some downright swingers. Bobby Previte: Coalition of the Willingby Will Layman[12.Sep.06] :. A "nonjazz" record of assertive instrumental rock from a great downtown drummer -- both political and funky in its intentions, it arrives with purpose. Christian McBride: Live at Tonicby Will Layman[15.Aug.06] :. A triple-dose of jazz bass monsterhood -- one slice of contemporary fusion followed by two slices of jam-o-rific guest-laden funk. Get your jazz groove on. Charlie Hunter: Songs from the Analog Playgroundby Maurice Bottomley[24.Sep.01] :. 'Songs from the Analog Playground' may horrify some in the jazz world and will undoubtedly be deemed too far out for Urban radio. What greater recommendation than that do you need?" |
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