High Road, The

Wiest, Steve And Phrontrange
Blujazz Productions
Jazz | Sep 2016

Reviews

Tom McCarter
Reviewed 2016-09-02
Wiest, Steve and Phrontrange/ The High Road
Label: Blujazz Productions

Tom McCarter
Reviewed 2016-08-16

Tom McCarter
Wiest, Steve and Phrontrange
The High Road
Genre: Jazz
If you like a lot of horns, look no further!
Straight ahead contemporary jazz from veteran
trombonist & his versatile sextet
FCCs: none
If You Like: Michael Brecker, Dizzy Gillespie, Kai Winding
Favorite Tracks: Cantaloupe Island, A Stern Talking To,Please Don’t Think it’s Funny
Track Review:
1/ uptempo funky with guitar solo 2/ slow tempo builds to midtempo, piano solo, trombone solo, sudden end 3/ slow strings/synth start, switches to midtempo & back, piano solo, ends on high note 4/ electric guitar solo, fusion rock jazz 5/crescendo horn start> slow tempo, horns fade out
6/ slow tempo, nice solos, midway melody shift remains slow, slow fade 7/ big horns/guitar start, Big Funk, horns end

Recent airplay

Shred Or Shred Not (There Is No Try)
The Vinnie Paradox
Clean Copper RadioNov 03, 2016
The Vinnie Paradox
At the Cafe BohemianNov 02, 2016
Violet Iris
At the Cafe BohemianOct 26, 2016
A Stern Talking To
RebopOct 21, 2016
Shred Or Shred Not (There Is No Try)
Waste FMOct 18, 2016

Charting

2016-09-05 — 2016-11-07 Jazz
Week EndingAirplays
Nov 6 2
Oct 30 1
Oct 23 2
Sep 25 1

Track listing

1. The Vinnie Paradox
2. Cantaloupe Island
3. Violet Iris
4. A Stern Talking To
5. Miles Slide
6. Please Don't Think It Is Funny
7. Shred Or Shred Not (There Is No Try)