Dubois, Scott Quintet / Tempest
| Album: | Tempest | Collection: | Jazz | |
| Artist: | Dubois, Scott Quintet | Added: | Jun 2007 | |
| Label: | Soul Note | |||
A-File Activity
| Add Date: | 2007-06-17 | Pull Date: | 2007-08-19 | Charts: | Jazz |
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| Week Ending: | Aug 5 | Jul 8 | Jul 1 | Jun 24 |
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| Airplays: | 2 | 1 | 2 | 1 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Aug 03, 2007: | No Cover, No Minimum
Inevitable |
4. | Jun 29, 2007: | Memory Select
Alone |
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| 2. | Jul 29, 2007: | Transmission Overload
200 Crows |
5. | Jun 29, 2007: | No Cover, No Minimum
Wander |
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| 3. | Jul 06, 2007: | Memory Select
Inevitable |
6. | Jun 22, 2007: | No Cover, No Minimum
200 Crows |
Album Review
Fo
Reviewed 2007-06-14
Reviewed 2007-06-14
SCOTT DUBOIS QUINTET: Tempest
Soul Note, 2006
DuBois is a guitarist whose long, twisty solo lines are like a bowl of musical noodles. As he spins through tight orbits, unravels knots and creates brooding atmospheres, three saxophonists (including David Liebman) cross-hatch his abstracted grooves with dense, oblique lines. The tunes coalesce from low, processional rhythms to complex harmonics and concentrated intensity. This is a fascinating disc.
All good. Fo’s Picks: 1-5
1. 6:42 – propulsive, urgent: rapid guitar solo, then jangling under hot saxes
2. 7:45 – loose-stringed acoustic under indian flute and wailing soprano sax
3. 7:25 – atmospheric, with subtle rhythm & complex melody; sax spins out
4. 5:15 – popping soprano/alto sax over quick bop beat, slippery guitar
5. 6:11 – processional, almost Native American, soaring sax, moody guitar
6. 6:42 – slinky, ominous groove; tenor sax scribbles, soprano agitates
7. 6:38 – ponderous walking rhythm, curious sax phrases, relaxed guitar
8. 8:50 – quirky acoustic guitar, pleasant sax daydreaming
9. 7:31 – slow horns over churning bassline, chatty guitar, saxes solo together
[ Fo ] 14-Jun-07
Soul Note, 2006
DuBois is a guitarist whose long, twisty solo lines are like a bowl of musical noodles. As he spins through tight orbits, unravels knots and creates brooding atmospheres, three saxophonists (including David Liebman) cross-hatch his abstracted grooves with dense, oblique lines. The tunes coalesce from low, processional rhythms to complex harmonics and concentrated intensity. This is a fascinating disc.
All good. Fo’s Picks: 1-5
1. 6:42 – propulsive, urgent: rapid guitar solo, then jangling under hot saxes
2. 7:45 – loose-stringed acoustic under indian flute and wailing soprano sax
3. 7:25 – atmospheric, with subtle rhythm & complex melody; sax spins out
4. 5:15 – popping soprano/alto sax over quick bop beat, slippery guitar
5. 6:11 – processional, almost Native American, soaring sax, moody guitar
6. 6:42 – slinky, ominous groove; tenor sax scribbles, soprano agitates
7. 6:38 – ponderous walking rhythm, curious sax phrases, relaxed guitar
8. 8:50 – quirky acoustic guitar, pleasant sax daydreaming
9. 7:31 – slow horns over churning bassline, chatty guitar, saxes solo together
[ Fo ] 14-Jun-07
Track Listing
| 1. | Memories Of The Blue Streaks | 5. | Inevitable | |||
| 2. | Wander | 6. | Burst | |||
| 3. | Alone | 7. | Walk The Path | |||
| 4. | 200 Crows | 8. | Vanish | |||
| 9. | Brooklyn | |||||