Quite Live In Brooklyn

Jazz | Sep 2005

Reviews

Craig Matsumoto
Reviewed 2005-09-21
Calm jamming, mostly slow, in an accessible sax-bass-drums contest. Some tracks concentrate on catchy melody (7), but many use a modern-bop composition to launch into a calm groove, i.e. this isn't necessarily stuff you'd hum along to. Still very accessible and could make a nice cool-down break for many shows.

Matt Wilson on drums is the "name" player here -- check out his slightly twisted straight-bop solo albums in the library. Ohad Talmor did a 2004 sextet CD with Steve Swallow called "The Bum's Tale."

1- Slowly wandering improv
2- Low-key, a steady mid/fast intro.
3- Slow and playful, a bit showtuney
4- Upbeat midtempo chugging
5- Slow. Very quiet for the first 1:30.
6- Slow. Starts scattery and free (but slow).
7- Cute melody, mid/slow
8- Applause and band intro. 22 seconds.
9- Upbeat energy, sparse at first but gets burning

Recent airplay

Play Some D
Memory SelectApr 17, 2009
Suspicion
Deep In The GrooveNov 14, 2005
Suspicion
Memory SelectNov 11, 2005
Suspicion
Memory SelectOct 21, 2005
Play Some D
Memory SelectSep 23, 2005
A'hundred Dollars
No Cover, No MinimumSep 23, 2005

Charting

2005-09-18 — 2005-11-20 Jazz
Week EndingAirplays
Nov 20 1
Nov 13 1
Oct 23 1
Sep 25 2

Track listing

1. Peer Form 4
2. Play Some D
3. A'hundred Dollars
4. Csxy's
5. Warmer In Heaven
6. Suspicion
7. Little Star
8. Band Intro
9. Brooklyn Ball