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JEROME RICHARDSON
"WAY
IN BLUES / MINOR FLUTE" |
CS12"-05
NOVEMBER
2003 |
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Gaetano Partipilo - alto sax, Cinzia
Eramo - vocals;
Pasquale Bardaro -
vibraphone, Mirko Signorile - piano, Giorgio Vendola - doulble bass,
Vincenzo Bardaro -drums. produced and arranged by Nicola Conte
recoded in Bari 12 / 2002
, sound engenner Tommy Cavalieri
, Nicola Conte appears courtesy of Schema records
, Gaetano Partipilo & Mirko Signorile apperas courtesy of Black
Saint/Soul Note |
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Aditional production by Mark Franck
and Tom Wieland.
Kay Fischer - flute
aditional instruments and programming by Mark Franck
Recorded at Solinarium studio 04/2003 |
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DJ
Klangwirkstoff Scheibosan
good
rec !! both sides to play,
will drop them asap in my gigs around the glob......
DUSTY GROOVE (the best internet
record shop)
The genius of
Jerome Richardson -- remixed! Richardson's funky flute
and searing tenor work have appeared on some of our favorite jazz
groove classics -- both European and American -- and here, two of his
tunes are made by Nicola Conte and Panoptikum! Conte uses a host of
extra musicians -- vibes, piano, alto, and vocals -- to expand
Richardson's "Way In Blues" with an incredibly groovy and snapping sort
of sound. Schema jazz meets the classic MPS groove -- with incredible
results! Panoptikum go for a more modern approach with "Minor Flute" --
snapping the beats a bit more, but still allowing plenty of space for
Richardson's wonderful work on flute!
RICHARD
E
(Further Out Recordings /
Solar Apple Quarkttete)
A hot
one
from the ever interesting Cosmic Sounds. Another must-have,
sample-free
rework by Nicola Conte of 'Way In Blues', and a funky-fusion
non-sampled
version of 'Minor Flute' by 2 thirds of Les Gammas as Panoptikum.
NIGEL PRANKSTERS (3hedz)
special 12" this.Since the yam
Who /Blackbeard thang took off , the term Rework has
been bounded about a lot and sometimes without
justification .This release can justifiably call itself so, as
Bossa king Conte and two thirds of the Les Gammas outfit throw
away the samplers and play this shit from scratch, in a huge gesture to
these rare tracks (1960 Belgrade originally).The Champaigne kings mix
is a full on band ting,done with his inimitable ear for
detail.Pantoptikum do funky fusion with da phat beats and Mark franck
playing every instrument under the sun.Wicked!!!!!
TIBOR
MOZSIK and GABOR VALYI (Keyser
& Shuriken)
A:
Great Nicola
Conte production (as always), good to have it on a proper 12” at last!
B: Uncle Tom W.
and Mark Franck provided another superb funky rework from deepest
Bayern. Gut
gemacht! (keyser)
SPECTRUM
for Beyondjazz.com
Sicko jazz
joint for the heads - latest release on Cosmic sounds including an ever
professional remix from Nicola Conte! summer sound in a winter climate
MR.
BATOO
for jazzbrake
Projet
de
remixes sur Jerome Richardson, un jazzman made in US maîtrisant
avec brio le sax', la flûte et la clarinette sort son premier
album en 1958 "Midnight Oil" puis trois autres qui marcheront
plutôt bien. Il a aussi collaboré avec Lionel Hampton.
Zeljko Kerleta ancien architecte à Belgrade décide de
changer d'air et s'installe à Londres. C’est alors qu'il
décide de produire sa propre musique qu'il introduisait
d'ailleurs dans ses travaux. Fan des 60's et des 70's et collectionneur
de "sons" latin/jazz/afro il commence à se faire un p'tite place
dans le milieu des djs, longtemps inspiré par ; entre autre ;
Gilles Peterson, il se dit qu'il est temps pour lui de lancer son
propre label qu'il nomme "Cosmic Sounds" suite a une émission de
radio émetant en Yougoslavie qu'il avait mis en place. Nous
voici donc aujourd'hui avec une des récentes sorties sur ce
label.
On ne le présente plus, Nicola Conte pose son "son" et remixe en
beauté et finesse "Way in Blues" avec flûte sensuelle et
intrigante à la fois, piano, contrebasse et percus qui donne une
force terrible à ce morceau entraîné par un sax'
jusqu'au bout. Well Done mister Conte !
Panoptikum révèle "Minor Flute" beaucoup plus axé
electro, piano (surtout sur la fin du morceau...magnifique et
efficace), flûte et petits beats sympathiques font de ce morceau
un titre accrocheur, rythmé et plein de fraîcheur.
GÜRAY
UYSAL (Groove Magazin) aka Turku Loko
Reworked
in this case means a completely new recording, without any use of
samples from the original. And who could do this better within the
Nu-Jazz mafia than the boss of Bossa Nicola Conte? Our man in Bari
swings like an original master from the 60s. His “Big Band” is
discreetly orchestrated and conducted with elegance.
In contrast, Panoptikum (2/3 from Las Gammas) comes across as modern
and powerful with a “Minor Flute” that at times might even strike you
as oriental. Cosmic Sounds times two for the jazz floor.
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