 Исполнитель: Ran BlakeНазвание альбома: Horace is Blue: A Silver Noir Год выпуска: 2000 Формат файлов: mp3, 320 cbr Размер архива: 124.45 MB Скачать с: multiupload
2 The St. Vitus Dance 3:36
3 Ecaroh 1 4:39
4 Speculation 1:12
5 Song For My Father 1 6:00
6 Knowledge Box 3:24
7 Horace Is Blue (Ran Blake) 1:16
8 Soulville 2:25
9 Only Yesterday (Ran Blake) 3:04
10 Ecaroh 2 3:35
11 Señor Blues 3:10
12 Song For My Father 2 3:21
13 Creepin' In 6:01
14 Two Hearts In 3/4 Time (Robert Stolz) 2:32
Recorded 16th & 17th August 1999 at WGBH Studio, Boston.
Composed By – Horace Silver (tracks: 1 to 6, 8, 10 to 13)
Piano – Ran Blake
Electric Guitar – David "Knife" Fabris
Alto Saxophone – James Merenda
At first blush, Ran Blake might seem an odd choice to perform tunes written by Horace Silver. But, as this recording shows, Blake's approach is so encompassing that he can transform the simple blues-drenched melodies of Silver into something darker and more sophisticated. The best pieces are those in which Blake plays alone. His singular vision carefully gets inside a song and gently turns it inside out. Alto saxophonist James Merenda and electric guitarist David "Knife" Fabris, former students at the New England Conservatory of Music where Blake teaches, often seem superfluous. Fabris seems to blend nicely with the pianist's lines while Merenda sometimes seems intimidated and relegated to a supporting role. Nonetheless, the saxophonist does emerge from the shadows occasionally to show considerable potential. Four of the most interesting tracks are the alternate versions of "Ecaroh" and "Song for My Father," each of which shows the extraordinary talents of Blake as an interpreter. by Steve Loewy
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