黑的意义神性与技法的交织爵士枢纽引力场【当代/自由爵士】Jeff Tain Watts - Detained at the Blue Note（2004）

合集 · Free Jazz/Free improvisation (62)

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2004年9月14日发行
2004 年2月 7-8日在纽约 Blue Note 现场录制

Alto Saxophone – Kenny Garrett
Bass – Eric Revis
Drums – Jeff "Tain" Watts
Executive-Producer – Steven Bensusan
Guitar – David Gilmore
Piano – Dave Kikoski
Producer – Jeff Levenson
Synthesizer – Dave Kikoski
Tenor Saxophone – Marcus Strickland
Written-By – Bjork (tracks: 1), Jeff Watts (tracks: 2 to 5)

Drummer Jeff "Tain" Watts leads his quintet plus guest altoist Kenny Garrett through extended versions of four of his originals (all of which he had recorded previously in the studio) plus Björk's "107 Steps." While "107 Steps" and "JC Is the Man" (which is more Thelonious Monk than John Coltrane) are fine, it is not until Garrett makes his first appearance on "Mr. JJ" (which is more Coltrane than J.J. Johnson) that this set really explodes. Garrett's passion inspires Watts during their midsong duet and adds a great deal of energy during the three songs on which he appears, completely stealing the show. Watts takes a surprise vocal on "Like the Rose" and plays with intensity throughout the performance, but it is Kenny Garrett who makes the music something special; it is a pity that he is not on the first two numbers.

1.107 Steps 00:00
2.JC Is The Man 13:47
3.Mr. JJ 24:44
4.Sigmund Groid 36:39
5... Like The Rose 55:43