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Jazz | Feb 2006

Reviews

Craig Matsumoto
Reviewed 2006-03-04
Improvised jazz with trumpet/sax lead plus bass and drums. Lots of brash sounds in a setting that's upbeat and almost humorous at times. Lots of energy, an ecstatic jazzy feel; Seth Misterka on sax is particularly fierce at times, lots of dark energy (check out his metal-friendly stuff in the Jazz section of the library.) Very nice stuff that grabs you quickly.

1- Brisk, fast, exciting
2- Quiet, spare, w/bluesy sax solo
3- Bouncy near-classical feel, nice ending
4- Bass sawing and quiet horn babble
5- Mid/fast stacatto attack
6- Squeaky, sparse, funny. Nice groove near the end
7- Quiet spurts of sound. Feels fast, in a sparse way
8- Ferocious attack. Fast, harsh
9- Haunting, dire, mid/fast. Bass drone & thin sax wails
10- A cool, careful feel; gets into a calmly fierce jam

Recent airplay

Cortelyou Q
Cortelyou Q
Umami Jazz ProgramAug 15, 2006
Red Hook
Rock in a PositionJun 02, 2006
Gowanus Canal
Memory SelectMay 12, 2006
Cortelyou Q
Umami Jazz ProgramMay 09, 2006
Cortelyou Q
Umami Jazz ProgramMay 02, 2006

Charting

2006-03-12 — 2006-05-14 Jazz
Week EndingAirplays
May 14 2
May 7 1
Apr 30 1
Apr 23 2
Apr 16 1
Apr 2 1
Mar 26 1
Mar 19 2

Track listing

1. Cortelyou Q
2. Van Brunt
3. Gowanus Canal
4. Sabbath Siren
5. Brick City Part 1
6. Brick City Part 2
7. Journal Square
8. Derblatt
9. Ditmas Park
10. Red Hook