Исполнитель: Dave Weckl
Альбом: Rhythm of the Soul
Год выпуска: 1998
Стиль: Fusion
Формат: flac (image, cue, log)
Битрейт: lossless
Время звучания: 56:46
Размер файла: 371 mb
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Tracklist:
01.
The Zone (Oliver/Weckl) - 6:07
02.
101 Shuffle (Oliver/Weckl) - 6:18
03.
Mud Sauce (Oliver/Weckl) - 6:32
04.
Designer Stubble (Oliver/Weckl) - 6:00
05.
Someone's Watching (Oliver/Weckl) - 5:25
06.
Transition Jam (Kennedy/Oliver/Weckl) - 2:31
07.
Rhythm Dance (Oliver/Weckl) - 5:59
08.
Access Denied (Oliver/Weckl) - 4:00
09.
Song for Claire (Oliver/Weckl) - 6:35
10.
Big B Little B (Oliver/Weckl) - 6:31
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Personell:
Frank Gambale - Guitar, Guitar (Electric), Guitar (12 String), Sitar (Electric)
Bob Malach - Sax (Tenor)
Howard Buzzy Feiten - Guitar, Guitar (Rhythm)
Jay Oliver - Keyboards, Producer, Engineer, Mixing
Steve Tavaglione - Sax (Alto), Sax (Soprano), Sax (Tenor)
Tom Kennedy - Bass, Bass (Acoustic)
Dave Weckl – Drums
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Самый "роковый" альбом с начала образования "Dave Weckl Band", Гэмбл добавил жару, хотя Джей Оливер и ранее, вполне , "роково" поливал на клавишах (хорош! молодца :))).
Пишет Оливер, фактически, все вещи. Оливер и Таваглион уже пять лет с Дэйвом. Кеннеди "на басу" - как раз для него работа на этом альбоме, и Боб Малах замечательно "вписался".
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Dave Weckl - Rhythm of the Soul]
Toss into the musical blender the spirits
of Stevie Wonder, Crusaders, Van Halen, Sting, Dr. John, and Chick Corea;
turn on the fire, low for easy simmering blues-rock at times,
high for a fiery intensity that busts the borders between R&B and fusion.
The result: the Dave Weckl Band's hard-to-categorize adventure, Rhythm of the Soul. Here, he celebrates his liberation from Corea's Elektric fold with a vengeance. The ensemble ventures into a variety of decades: the 70s, with Steve Tavaglione blowing percussive sax over Buzz Feiten's wah-wah over Jay Oliver's Fender Rhodes Crusaders feel; to the 60s, where, on "101 Shuffle," Weckl and Tom Kennedy lay a throbbing foundation based on Booker T's "Green Onions" for the playful interaction of saxman Bob Malach and Feiten; and even the 80s, where Gambale does his best Eddie Van Halen power guitar to drive the rockin' blues of "Access Denied." Weckl's skin and high-hat energy jumps out at every turn, most notably on the jams but also on the more subtly rhythmic "Mud Sauce" and the dreamy ballad "Song for Claire." Those tunes are the cool oases in the midst of the piping gumbo.~ Jonathan Widran, cduniverse.com
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