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Jazz | Feb 2005

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Craig Matsumoto
Reviewed 2005-02-12
Post-bop jazz with a relatively soft feel; should play nicely to mainstream ears. Led by sax and guitar. Grab's sax keeps mostly to a comforting, warm sound. It's really guitarist Flo Stoffner who brings the music over to the edge, turning in some nice solos (usually towards the end) that walk the line without being out of place with the intimate mood -- a calmer Nels Cline.

1- Wandering midtempo, openly lyrical. Energetic guitar solo.
2- Midtempo, a bit romantic. Quiet start.
3- A bit bluesy and swinging. Slowish, with flashes of attitude.
4- Quiet, soft, pretty. Slow guitar solo near the end includes some interesting wanderings.
5- Jaunty and mid/fast.
6- Warm, slow sax solo, then a chiming mid/slow theme.
7- '60s-ish midtempo theme. Grab heats up on sax
8- Contemplative, even when it gets faster near the end. Nice.

Recent airplay

Smart Rebels
Memory SelectApr 08, 2005
Amors Amok
the Dog and Pony showMar 26, 2005
Amors Amok
No Cover, No MinimumMar 18, 2005
Smart Rebels
Memory SelectMar 04, 2005
Smart Rebels
Memory SelectFeb 11, 2005
Truthahn
No Cover, No MinimumFeb 11, 2005

Charting

2005-02-06 — 2005-04-10 Jazz
Week EndingAirplays
Apr 10 1
Mar 27 1
Mar 20 1
Mar 6 1
Feb 13 2

Track listing

1. Smart Rebels
2. Musical Diary
3. Truthahn
4. Soulmate
5. Korper
6. Fatimas Last Dance
7. Amors Amok
8. Circle of Life