Исполнитель: Ron CarterНазвание альбома: Finding The Right Notes Год выпуска: 2022 Формат файлов: Размер архива: Скачать с: turbobit, gigapeta Filmed over the course of six years, Ron Carter: Finding the Right Notes invites viewers to meet the gentleman behind the bass. Best known as the rhythmic force in Miles Davis's Second Great Quintet, Carter has since amassed more than 2,500 musical credits over a prolific six-decade career. His unmistakable melody and timbre accompany the likes of Chet Baker, Aretha Franklin, Roberta Flack, Paul Simon, and A Tribe Called Quest. Carter approaches every challenge with immovable grace and dedication, even in the face of discrimination and great personal loss. An early rejection from the segregated tenet of classical music only emboldened Carter’s innovation across all genres of music. “No one is gonna tell me what I cannot do,” he states in the film. “They may tell me I can’t work there. They may tell me I can’t go in their front door. But they’re not telling me what I can’t do.” Featuring original concert footage and candid interviews with jazz legends such as Herbie Hancock, Sonny Rollins, and Jon Batiste, Finding the Right Notes is a vibrant portrait of one of America's great musical trailblazers.
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The soundtrack to the 2022 PBS documentary about legendary jazz bassist Ron Carter, Finding the Right Notes showcases the musician's deeply intimate and nuanced small group, duo, and big band work. While the film explores the life and decades-long career of the iconic bassist, from his storied years with Miles Davis to his own varied solo projects, the album is primarily focused on the latter. In that sense, it feels less like a career-spanning compilation and more like a thoughtfully curated studio or live album. There are some interesting previously unheard and rare recordings featured here, including a live take of Carter's "Soft Winds" from the Newport Jazz Festival and a duet on "Willow Weep for Me" with bassist Christian McBride at the National Jazz Museum in Harlem. Also included is Carter's duet with pianist Jon Batiste on "Sweet Lorraine" and his recording of "Bag's Groove" with bassist Stanley Clarke. These are magical pairings that reinforce just how deep the bassist's intergenerational influence runs. Equally compelling is his take on "My Man's Gone Now" with Bill Frisell off the guitarist's 2005 East/West album. We also get several tracks culled from Carter's 2014 collaboration with Germany's WDR Big Band, My Personal Songbook, as well as some songs featuring his small group with pianist Renee Rosnes and saxophonist Jimmy Greene. These are all warmly delivered performances that reveal the subtlety, lyricism, and mastery of Carter's work.
Matt Collar, AMG
1. Receipt, Please Band – WDR Big Band Köln Bass – Ron Carter 5:59
2. Soft Winds Bass – Ron Carter Guitar – Russell Malone Piano – Donald Vega 7:27
3. Flamenco Sketches Bass – Ron Carter Drums – Payton Crossley Piano – Renee Rosnes Tenor Saxophone – Jimmy Greene 6:11
4. Bag's Groove Bass – Ron Carter, Stanley Clarke Guitar – Russell Malone 8:28
5. Willow Weep For Me Bass – Christian McBride, Ron Carter 7:21
6. Blues For D.P. Band – WDR Big Band Köln Bass – Ron Carter 9:46
7. Doom Mood Band – WDR Big Band Köln Bass – Ron Carter 7:48
8. My Man's Gone Now Bass – Ron Carter Guitar – Bill Frisell 6:20
9. A Nice Song Bass – Ron Carter Guitar – Russell Malone Piano – Donald Vega 7:27
10. Sweet Lorraine Bass – Ron Carter Piano – Jon Batiste 6:04
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