Brian Blade Fellowship
Brian Blade Fellowship: Brian Blade (drums); Melvin Butler (soprano & tenor saxophones); Myron Walden (alto sxophone); Jon Cowherd (piano, Wurlitzer); Jeff Parker (guitar, acoustic guitar); Dave Easley (pedal steel guitar); Daniel Lanois (guitar); Christopher Thomas (acoustic bass).
Recorded at the Teatro, Oxnard, California. Includes liner notes by Brian Blade.
Brian Blade Fellowship is an impressive debut as a leader for Brian Blade, one of the best young jazz drummers of the '90s. Producer Daniel Lanois doesn't follow jazz conventions, letting Blade run wild and blend genres, as on "Folklore," where the adventurous, searching jazz meets pygmy chants. All across the album, there is the sigh of a steel guitar, which adds an unusual, exotic texture to a debut that is uniquely daring and richly rewarding. ~ Leo Stanley
Recorded at the Teatro, Oxnard, California. Includes liner notes by Brian Blade.
Brian Blade Fellowship is an impressive debut as a leader for Brian Blade, one of the best young jazz drummers of the '90s. Producer Daniel Lanois doesn't follow jazz conventions, letting Blade run wild and blend genres, as on "Folklore," where the adventurous, searching jazz meets pygmy chants. All across the album, there is the sigh of a steel guitar, which adds an unusual, exotic texture to a debut that is uniquely daring and richly rewarding. ~ Leo Stanley
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Brian Blade Fellowship: Brian Blade (drums); Melvin Butler (soprano & tenor saxophones); Myron Walden (alto sxophone); Jon Cowherd (piano, Wurlitzer); Jeff Parker (guitar, acoustic guitar); Dave Easley (pedal steel guitar); Daniel Lanois (guitar); Christopher Thomas (acoustic bass).
Recorded at the Teatro, Oxnard, California. Includes liner notes by Brian Blade.
Brian Blade Fellowship is an impressive debut as a leader for Brian Blade, one of the best young jazz drummers of the '90s. Producer Daniel Lanois doesn't follow jazz conventions, letting Blade run wild and blend genres, as on "Folklore," where the adventurous, searching jazz meets pygmy chants. All across the album, there is the sigh of a steel guitar, which adds an unusual, exotic texture to a debut that is uniquely daring and richly rewarding. ~ Leo Stanley
Recorded at the Teatro, Oxnard, California. Includes liner notes by Brian Blade.
Brian Blade Fellowship is an impressive debut as a leader for Brian Blade, one of the best young jazz drummers of the '90s. Producer Daniel Lanois doesn't follow jazz conventions, letting Blade run wild and blend genres, as on "Folklore," where the adventurous, searching jazz meets pygmy chants. All across the album, there is the sigh of a steel guitar, which adds an unusual, exotic texture to a debut that is uniquely daring and richly rewarding. ~ Leo Stanley
