Breakthrough
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Fo
Reviewed 2013-04-28
Reviewed 2013-04-28
ELDAR DJANGIROV TRIO: Breakthrough
Motéma, 2013
CONTEMPORARY JAZZ – Strong trio set from an explosive young pianist who first emerged as a child prodigy. His calling card is superheated, splashy pyrotechnics of the Art Tatum variety, but he’s also writing some tricky originals and showing a good balance between classical and jazz ideas (he records in both genres). Hot stuff.
Fo’s Picks: 1, 3, 5, 9, 10
1. 7:59 – fast, churning romp: sweeping piano turns to bebop, everybody solos
2. 5:50 – standard opens with breezy, classical air, then rolls; virtuoso ending
3. 10:00 – jabbing, complex, speedy: tons of energy, Chris Potter pops on sax
4. 5:49 – graceful standard ballad, hushed, sounds almost like a hymn
5. 4:02 – Radiohead tune: high and breezy, flowing over a skittery beat
6. 6:51 – uptempo, snaky melody [CD IS DAMAGED; BEWARE GLITCHES!]
7. 3:19 – standard: a playful walk with bits of blues and classical woven in
8. 7:53 – upbeat, cautiously optimistic and flowing, bursts open in the middle
9. 7:43 – angular, futuristic feel: bombastic piano and an off-center groove
10. 8:46 – uptempo fusion-like chugger with vibraphone (Joe Locke)
11. 4:51 – solo piano ballad, very rich sound, recorded at a classical session
[ Fo ] - 28 April 2013
Motéma, 2013
CONTEMPORARY JAZZ – Strong trio set from an explosive young pianist who first emerged as a child prodigy. His calling card is superheated, splashy pyrotechnics of the Art Tatum variety, but he’s also writing some tricky originals and showing a good balance between classical and jazz ideas (he records in both genres). Hot stuff.
Fo’s Picks: 1, 3, 5, 9, 10
1. 7:59 – fast, churning romp: sweeping piano turns to bebop, everybody solos
2. 5:50 – standard opens with breezy, classical air, then rolls; virtuoso ending
3. 10:00 – jabbing, complex, speedy: tons of energy, Chris Potter pops on sax
4. 5:49 – graceful standard ballad, hushed, sounds almost like a hymn
5. 4:02 – Radiohead tune: high and breezy, flowing over a skittery beat
6. 6:51 – uptempo, snaky melody [CD IS DAMAGED; BEWARE GLITCHES!]
7. 3:19 – standard: a playful walk with bits of blues and classical woven in
8. 7:53 – upbeat, cautiously optimistic and flowing, bursts open in the middle
9. 7:43 – angular, futuristic feel: bombastic piano and an off-center groove
10. 8:46 – uptempo fusion-like chugger with vibraphone (Joe Locke)
11. 4:51 – solo piano ballad, very rich sound, recorded at a classical session
[ Fo ] - 28 April 2013
Recent airplay
Point Of View Redux
Rebop — Apr 01, 2016
Morning Bell
Antipodean Scones — Jun 29, 2013
Breakthrough
Rebop — Jun 27, 2013
Morning Bell
No Cover, No Minimum — Jun 14, 2013
Breakthrough
Rebop — Jun 06, 2013
Tokyo Pulse
no way to say — Jun 03, 2013
Charting
2013-04-28 — 2013-06-30
Jazz
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| Jun 30 | 2 |
| Jun 16 | 1 |
| Jun 9 | 2 |
| Jun 2 | 2 |
| May 26 | 1 |
| May 19 | 1 |
| May 12 | 2 |
| May 5 | 2 |
Track listing
| 1. | Point Of View Redux | ||
| 2. | Somebody Loves Me | ||
| 3. | Breakthrough | ||
| 4. | What'll I Do | ||
| 5. | Morning Bell | ||
| 6. | In Pursuit | ||
| 7. | No Moon At All | ||
| 8. | Hope | ||
| 9. | Tokyo Pulse | ||
| 10. | Blink | ||
| 11. | Good Morning Heartache |