Fasteau, Kali / Making Waves
Album: | Making Waves | Collection: | Jazz | |
Artist: | Fasteau, Kali | Added: | Jan 2005 | |
Label: | Flying Note |
A-File Activity
Add Date: | 2005-01-16 | Pull Date: | 2005-03-20 | Charts: | Jazz |
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Week Ending: | Mar 13 | Mar 6 | Feb 20 | Feb 13 | Feb 6 | Jan 30 | Jan 23 |
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Airplays: | 1 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
Recent Airplay
1. | Mar 12, 2005: | The Dog and Pony Show
High Seas |
4. | Feb 15, 2005: | Umami Jazz Program
High Seas |
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2. | Mar 05, 2005: | the Dog and Pony show
Whalesong |
5. | Feb 08, 2005: | Eclectica: Interview with Jindong Cai
High Seas |
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3. | Feb 18, 2005: | Memory Select
Yemaya/La Sirene |
6. | Feb 01, 2005: | Umami Jazz Program
Reefing |
Album Review
Craig Matsumoto
Reviewed 2005-01-31
Reviewed 2005-01-31
Free-jazz sketches frequently led by Kidd Jordan on Coltrane-esque tenor sax. Energetic, often powerful.
Multi-instrumentalist Kali Fasteau normally highlights her own sounds on her CDs, but this time she invites some all-star guests. In addition to Jordan, there's Bobby Few on piano and Sirone (of the Revolutionary Ensemble) on bass. Recorded at home, leading to middling fidelity on the Bobby Few tracks, which were recorded longer ago (3,6,10,12,15). Great sounds all around, though.
1,9- Grand. Stormy tenor sax with seasick synth washes
4,8- Drum and sax. 4 is high energy; 8 is mellower.
3,10- Duets of sax over Few's wistful piano chords; dreamy and fast
2- Fast-stabbing sax over skittery harplike synth
3- Sax/piano duet, fast but wistful
5- Tumbling windswept power
6- Aggressive. Squeaky cello and hammered piano.
7- Tumbling piano-sax duet.
10- Grand, soaring. Soprano sax over gently rapid piano
11- Pitch-blended vocals; gets spacey
12- Studious quartet, a bit slower, with some nice piano & fierce sax
13- Fast, dreamy chimes
14- Tenor sax w/drums, a nice free-jazz duet
15- Blaring quartet; the calm piano waves win out for a nice ending w/sax.
Multi-instrumentalist Kali Fasteau normally highlights her own sounds on her CDs, but this time she invites some all-star guests. In addition to Jordan, there's Bobby Few on piano and Sirone (of the Revolutionary Ensemble) on bass. Recorded at home, leading to middling fidelity on the Bobby Few tracks, which were recorded longer ago (3,6,10,12,15). Great sounds all around, though.
1,9- Grand. Stormy tenor sax with seasick synth washes
4,8- Drum and sax. 4 is high energy; 8 is mellower.
3,10- Duets of sax over Few's wistful piano chords; dreamy and fast
2- Fast-stabbing sax over skittery harplike synth
3- Sax/piano duet, fast but wistful
5- Tumbling windswept power
6- Aggressive. Squeaky cello and hammered piano.
7- Tumbling piano-sax duet.
10- Grand, soaring. Soprano sax over gently rapid piano
11- Pitch-blended vocals; gets spacey
12- Studious quartet, a bit slower, with some nice piano & fierce sax
13- Fast, dreamy chimes
14- Tenor sax w/drums, a nice free-jazz duet
15- Blaring quartet; the calm piano waves win out for a nice ending w/sax.
Track Listing
1. | Whalesong | 8. | Sea Legs | |||
2. | Eye of the Storm | 9. | Celestial Tides | |||
3. | Ocean Moonrise | 10. | Riding the Crests | |||
4. | High Seas | 11. | Dolphin Love | |||
5. | Wind Caresses Water | 12. | Many Rivers | |||
6. | Cascades | 13. | Silken Stream | |||
7. | Diving Into the Curl | 14. | Reefing | |||
15. | Yemaya/La Sirene |