Where Are We

Joshua Redman
Where Are We

23,89 EUR
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Blue Note
Release date: 22/Sep/2023
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Style: Other Modern Jazz
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Details / Tracklist: 1: After Minneapolis (Face Toward Mo[u]rning) (7:44)
2: Streets Of Philadelphia (5:20)
3: Chicago Blues (4:53)
4: Baltimore (5:37)
5: By The Time I Get To Phoenix (4:41)
6: Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans? (5:05)
7: Manhattan (3:55)
8: My Heart In San Francisco (Holiday) (3:13)
9: That's New England (4:47)
10: Alabama (Intro) (0:16)
11: Stars Fell On Alabama (1:55)
12: Alabama (7:54)
13: Where Are You? (5:10)
14: Bright Mississippi (Japan Bonus Track) (3:55)
Number of discs: 1
Description:JOSHUA REDMAN MAKES BLUE NOTE DEBUT WITH FIRSTEVER VOCAL ALBUM "WHERE ARE WE" One of his most compelling albums to date, where are we is a musical journey across the United States of America that also marks Redman??s first-ever vocal album with the dynamic young singer Gabrielle Cavassa featured throughout along with a brilliant band comprised of pianist Aaron Parks, bassist Joe Sanders, and drummer Brian Blade. Redman notes that ??the surface concept of where are we is rather simple: each of the songs on the album is about, or at least makes reference to, a specific geographical location (city or state or region) in the United States: Bruce Springsteen??s ??Streets of Philadelphia,?? Count Basie??s ??Going To Chicago,?? Rodgers & Hart??s ??Manhattan,?? John Coltrane??s ??Alabama,?? etc? So, on one level, this is an album ??about?? America ?? at once a celebration and a critique. But it is also, to varying degrees, a ballads album, a standards album, an album of romantic longing, an album of social reflection, an album of melodic invention, an album of improvisational adventure, an album of mashups, perhaps even a tribute album of sorts.? For added perspective, Redman invited four other friends to contribute to the portraits of their native cities: guitarists Kurt Rosenwinkel (??Streets of Philadelphia?) and Peter Bernstein (??Manhattan?), trumpeter Nicholas Payton (??Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans??), and Ross (??Chicago Blues?). -
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