When Lions Roar

Bosman Twins, The
Flatted Five
Jazz | Aug 2016

Reviews

Tom McCarter
Reviewed 2016-08-05
The Bosman Twins / When Lions Roar
Label: Flatted Five

Tom McCarter
Reviewed 2016-08-02

Tom McCarter
The Bosworth Brothers
When Lions Roar
Great jazz outing more reminiscent of CTI in the ‘70s than Blue Note in the ‘60s. The brothers
excel on sax and flute and they have a sextet with very competent players, including trumpet,
guitar, bass, and drums.
Genre: Jazz
FCCs: none
If you like: Stanley Turrentine, Hubert Laws, Freddie Hubbard, George Benson (before Breezin’)
Favorite tracks: Manifestation, Pootie, Many Moons, Everything Must Change
1. Full bop romp
2. Uptempo jam – big brassy horns with fabulous trumpet solo
3. Guitar opens> uptempo swing
4. Guitar opens> uptempo flute & piano duet
5. Midtempo jam with flute/sax/piano
6. Gorgeous flute & piano duet
7. Guitar opening> uptempo dual sax jam
8. Spoken word with accompaniment
9. Big horns> nice piano solo
10. Midtempo jam> sax reminiscent of Eric Dolphy> nice piano solo> nice trumpet solo
11. Guitar opens> midtempo jam, reminiscent of Monk with Dolphy
12. Midtempo blues strut with fat horns
13. Uptempo jam with sax and flute

Recent airplay

My Daddy Was A Horn Player
Music CasseroleSep 10, 2016
Manifestations
RebopAug 19, 2016
My Daddy Was A Horn Player
Music CasseroleAug 13, 2016
Many Moons
RebopAug 12, 2016
Everything Must Change
Laptop RadioAug 10, 2016

Charting

2016-08-08 — 2016-10-10 Jazz
Week EndingAirplays
Sep 11 1
Aug 21 1
Aug 14 3

Track listing

1. Manifestations
2. Life Moves Forward
3. Pootie
4. Cruising Through The Mall
5. Many Moons
6. Seclusion
7. Mariposa
8. My Daddy Was A Horn Player
9. When Lions Roar
10. Boaz
11. Everything Must Change
12. Db Blues - Remix
13. Tuned In