Fresh Interpretations of Miles Davis Songs on Vinyl LP!
Gregory Hutchinson's Kind of Now: The Pulse of Miles Davis is a fascinating and highly rewarding album that breathes new life into some of the immortal classics from Miles Davis' repertoire, such as Charlie Parker's "Ah-Leu-Cha" or Miles' own "Seven Steps to Heaven," discounting the obvious while closing in on the deep cuts. The leader's excellent drum interludes tie this hour-long program tightly together, adding a futuristic newness that's all in Hutch's time.
The overall quality and density of Kind of Now has everything to do with the musicians involved, a great group of young legends and lions carefully selected by the leader, just the way Miles used to do: Ambrose Akinmusire (trumpet), Ron Blake (tenor saxophone, bass clarinet), Jakob Bro (guitar), Emmanuel Michael (guitar), Gerald Clayton (piano) and Joe Sanders (double bass).
While Davis tribute albums are far from rare, few of them manage to evoke the restless creativity and transformative stylism that marked the trumpeter's career in the '50s in the way Hutchinson does here...
Features
- Vinyl LP
- Made in Germany
Musicians
| Ambrose Akinmusire | trumpet |
|---|---|
| Ron Blake | tenor saxophone, bass clarinet |
| Jakob Bro | guitar |
| Emmanuel Michael | guitar |
| Gerald Clayton | piano |
| Joe Sanders | double bass |
| Gregory Hutchinson | drums |
Selections
Side A:
- Ah-Leu-Cha
- Fran-Dance
- Fall
- Orbits
- The Masters
Side B:
- Water Babies
- Seven Steps to Heaven
- Bitches Brew
- Black Comedy
- Circle in the Round
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