bingefeller
Member
Hey guys,
I got some iTunes vouchers for Christmas and just can't decide what to spend them on! I have already bought Kurt's Standard's Trio: Reflections album and Tim Miller's Trio Volume 2 album.
Can anyone recommend me other albums to check out that are similar to Kurt's music and the Tim Miller stuff?
Benny
Member
I'll recommend a few guitar trio recordings:
Steve Cardenas - 'West of Middle'
Vic Juris - 'Omega Is The Alpha'
Adam Rogers - 'Sight'
Jesse van Ruller - 'Live at Murphy's Law'
Lage Lund - 'Small Club, Big City'
jorgemg1984
Member
The Lage Lund one is so good... Curious about the Vic Juris one, love his playing!
bingefeller
Member
Thank you guys, I will listen to some previews on iTunes and let you know what I think :)
bingefeller
Member
I got the Lage Lund album Small Club, Big City and it's fantastic.
What Jonathan Kreisberg albums would you guys recommend? I alread have Shadowless..
jorgemg1984
Member
Actually all Lage Lund albuns are aewsome but that one must be the better. I really like "Unearth" although I think most people like "The South of Everywhere" better. His standard records, "Trioing" and "Night Songs" are also very good. But to me "Unearth" it's his best record, great compositions and Aaron Goldberg kills on the Rhodes.
Neither
Member
I recommend Ari Hoenig Bert's Playground featuring Jonathan Kreisberg and Gilad Hekselman. It's really a great album ! You can go to every Kreisberg album : Shadowless, Night Songs, The South of Everywhere, Unearth, New for Now, Nine Stories Wide... (maybe the last albums !). You can go to every album featuring Mike Moreno (http://www.mikemoreno.com). His solo albums are great too, as Aaron Parks "Invisible Cinema" or Phil Stöckli "Third Eye" are, for some exemples. You can go to every album featuring Lage Lund, Marcus Strickland "Twi-Life", David Sanchez "Cultural Survival" and Jaleel Shaw "Perspective" are some of the albums I like the best.
Neither
Member
And see here : http://www.kurtrosenwinkel.com/forum/topic/complete-kurt-rosenwinkel-discography
Some other interesting new guitarists : Gilad Hekselman, Nir Felder, Romain Pilon, Mikkel Ploug...
Edit : And for an album without any guitarist, James Farm (Joshua Redman, Aaron Parks, Matt Penman, Eric Harland) !
silverwater
Member
I'll second Neither's Nir Felder recommendation. Nir doesn't have an album out yet, but it's in the works apparently.
Check out Small's Audio Archives:
http://www.smallsjazzclub.com/indexnew.cfm?itemcategory=30817&personDetailId=409
And this show with Osby at the Vanguard (Nir's solo on Night and Day floors me):
http://www.npr.org/event/music/128939463/greg-osby-quintet-live-at-the-village-vanguard
Also:
Abercrombie with Dave Liebman: Contact: Five on One
Vic Juris with Dave Liebman: Return of the Tenor: Standards, Miles Away...anything by this group really.
Rez Abassi: Things to Come
Adam Rogers: Art of the Invisible, Apparitions
Mike Moreno: Between the Lines, First in Mind, Third Wish
Metheny: Anything in a Trio format, and "I Can See Your From Here" with Sco, also "Quartet" with Gary Burton
David Binney: Aliso
More rock oriented:
Scott Henderson: Players, "Live". Tribal Tech "Reality Check"
Wayne Krantz: 2 Drink Minimum
Mike Stern: Leverkusen
Scofield: Blue Matter
Wow I got carried away with that. Also don't forget to check out Kurt's playing with Brian Blade and the Fellowship band, really powerful emotional stuff. "Season of Changes" is a great album.
bingefeller
Member
Loads of great stuff here, guys! Thankyou!
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