Think Like The Waves

Jazz | Feb 2007

Reviews

Craig Matsumoto
Reviewed 2007-03-06
Conventional jazz guitar, backed by two stalwarts of the ECM label: Gary Peacock (bass) and Paul Motian (drums). Like an ECM record, lots of cool-handed intensity, w/drums and cymbals slapping, but a somehow delicate air. Improvisations get "out there" in a soft, non-skronky way.

1- Mid/fast; aggressive w/soft touch
2- Floaty, slowish
3- Mid/fast. Tumbling but reasonably catchy theme.
4- Oud. Lightly scrambly, fairly fast.
5- Oud. "World" feel, a midtempo pulse w/ fast solo intro.
6- Dark, almost Spanish guitar feel
7- Almost country intro in the bass. High, sparkly guitar solo
8- Slow shuffle, ballad feel.
9- Fairly fast-paced, cool hipness
10- Oud, w/slow intro into a nice marching beat
11- Midtempo, ECM wandering; builds a cool intensity
12- Calmly mid/fast, active. w/bass solo.
13- Scattery, fairly fast
14- Quiet, spare

Recent airplay

Yellow Spot Into The Sun
RebopAug 29, 2022
Albert The Monk
Memory SelectApr 27, 2007
Distant
It's ArbitraryApr 01, 2007
Morning Moon
Memory SelectMar 23, 2007
Platform
It's ArbitraryMar 23, 2007
Morning Moon
No Cover, No MinimumMar 16, 2007

Charting

2007-02-25 — 2007-04-29 Jazz
Week EndingAirplays
Apr 29 1
Apr 8 1
Mar 25 2
Mar 18 1
Mar 4 2

Track listing

1. Yellow Spot Into The Sun
2. Different Places
3. Platform
4. Renunciation
5. Morning Moon
6. Ginger Root
7. 100 Years
8. Distant
9. Combustion
10. Think Like The Waves
11. Cobble Hill
12. Albert The Monk
13. String Quartet #6
14. Strathcona