Johnathan Blake
Gone, But Not Forgotten

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Criss Cross
Release date: 12/Jun/2014

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Details / Tracklist:

01. "Cryin' blues"

02. "Firm roots"

03. "Maracas beach"

04. "All across the city"

05. "Broski"

06. "Born yesterday"

07. "Circle dance"

08. "New wheels"

09. "Anysha"

10. "The shadower"

11. "Two for the blues"

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Gone, But Not Forgotten by Johnathan Quartet Blake, released 12 June 2014, includes the following tracks: "Maracas Beach", "Broski", "Circle Dance", "Anysha" and more. This version of Gone, But Not Forgotten comes as a 1xCD. -

Johnathan Blake, one of the most in-demand drummers of his generation, hasdone stellar work as a member of the Tom Harrell Quintet, the Mingus Big Band, the Kenny Barron Trio and many others. Having brought his fire and agility to two Criss Cross sessions by trumpeter Alex Sipiagin, Blake now offers his first Criss Cross album as a leader, Gone, But Not Forgotten.The lineup is sparse but tremendously explosive - how could it not be, with evolving tenor saxophone masters Mark Turner and Chris Potter paired alongside Ben Street on bass.As the title suggests, Gone, But Not Forgotten takes inspiration from greats in the jazz world who are no longer with us. That can be a somber subject, but Blake and his quartet convey a sense of the unbridled joy and invention that marks jazz improvisation at his highest levels. Such is the lesson taught by the departed players Blake has chosen to honor: Charles Fambrough, Trudy Pitts, Sid Simmons, Cedar Walton, Jim Hall, Mulgrew Miller, Paul Motian, Frank Foster, Frank Wess and Eddie Harris.

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CRI 1368

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