Wilkes, Corey & Abstrakt Pulse / Cries From Tha Ghetto
Album: | Cries From Tha Ghetto | Collection: | Jazz | |
Artist: | Wilkes, Corey & Abstrakt Pulse | Added: | May 2009 | |
Label: | Pi Recordings |
A-File Activity
Add Date: | 2009-05-31 | Pull Date: | 2009-08-02 | Charts: | Jazz |
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Week Ending: | Aug 2 | Jul 12 | Jul 5 | Jun 28 | Jun 21 | Jun 7 |
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Airplays: | 1 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
Recent Airplay
1. | May 13, 2016: | Rebop
Rain |
4. | Jul 31, 2009: | Memory Select
Levitation |
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2. | Jan 23, 2010: | Music Casserole
Chasin' Leroy |
5. | Jul 10, 2009: | Memory Select
Villa Tiamo |
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3. | Aug 04, 2009: | 10+
Cries From Tha Ghetto |
6. | Jul 03, 2009: | Memory Select
First Mind |
Album Review
Fo
Reviewed 2009-05-31
Reviewed 2009-05-31
COREY WILKES & ABSTRAKT PULSE: Cries from tha Ghetto
Pi, 2009
POSTMODERN JAZZ – Young trumpet phenom Corey Wilkes plays with the cream of Chicago’s avant scene, from the Art Ensemble to Tortoise. He also has a funky soulful side, as seen on his previous CD (Drop It). This disc is mostly bent modern jazz plus moments of total abstraction. Several tracks end abruptly.
* * * * | Fo’s Picks: 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 12
1. 9:06 – steady pulse: wandering guitar, funky trumpet chatter, angular sax
2. 0:44 – goofy trumpet & drum interlude
3. 6:28 – creaks & whimpers into buzzing drone, becomes low-key noise jazz
4. 7:23 – trumpet blazes above guitar/bass riff, gliding sax, noodly guitar
5. 4:49 – slow, moody ballad: sweet trumpet moan & melancholy guitar
6. 10:53 – steady urban glide, acrid horn solos, guitar at a low boil, tap dance!!
7. 1:13 – free sax & drums interlude
8. 7:44 – starts as bop, drifts into several alternate worlds later on…
9. 1:01 – otherworldly bass & vocal wailing… yow
10. 5:12 – slow, warped ballad: horns slough over shapeless rhythm section
11. 0:25 – interlude: telephone-like electronic tones & bass
12. 4:18 – free-bop sound: horns, guitar chatter & argue over brisk rhythm
[ Fo ] 05/31/09
Pi, 2009
POSTMODERN JAZZ – Young trumpet phenom Corey Wilkes plays with the cream of Chicago’s avant scene, from the Art Ensemble to Tortoise. He also has a funky soulful side, as seen on his previous CD (Drop It). This disc is mostly bent modern jazz plus moments of total abstraction. Several tracks end abruptly.
* * * * | Fo’s Picks: 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 12
1. 9:06 – steady pulse: wandering guitar, funky trumpet chatter, angular sax
2. 0:44 – goofy trumpet & drum interlude
3. 6:28 – creaks & whimpers into buzzing drone, becomes low-key noise jazz
4. 7:23 – trumpet blazes above guitar/bass riff, gliding sax, noodly guitar
5. 4:49 – slow, moody ballad: sweet trumpet moan & melancholy guitar
6. 10:53 – steady urban glide, acrid horn solos, guitar at a low boil, tap dance!!
7. 1:13 – free sax & drums interlude
8. 7:44 – starts as bop, drifts into several alternate worlds later on…
9. 1:01 – otherworldly bass & vocal wailing… yow
10. 5:12 – slow, warped ballad: horns slough over shapeless rhythm section
11. 0:25 – interlude: telephone-like electronic tones & bass
12. 4:18 – free-bop sound: horns, guitar chatter & argue over brisk rhythm
[ Fo ] 05/31/09
Track Listing
1. | First Mind | 7. | Abstrakt #2 | |||
2. | Abstrakt #1 | 8. | Visionary Of An Abstrakt | |||
3. | Sick Jj | 9. | Abstrakt #3 | |||
4. | Levitation | 10. | Villa Tiamo | |||
5. | Rain | 11. | Abstrakt #4 | |||
6. | Cries From Tha Ghetto | 12. | Chasin' Leroy |