Landmarks Brian Blade & The Fellowship Band
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Album-Release:
2014
HRA-Release:
14.05.2020
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- 1 Down River 00:57
- 2 Landmarks 08:23
- 3 State Lines 01:04
- 4 Ark.La.Tex. 11:37
- 5 Shenandoah 01:52
- 6 He Died Fighting 05:40
- 7 Friends Call Her Dot 04:07
- 8 Farewell Bluebird 13:22
- 9 Bonnie Be Good 04:01
- 10 Embers 02:22
Info for Landmarks
Brian Blade ist nicht nur der Superdrummer, der seit vielen Jahren den Produktionen von Wayne Shorter, Chick Corea und Herbie Hancock, aber auch Joni Mitchell, Daniel Lanois, Emmylou Harris und Bob Dylan den rhythmischen Puls gibt. Er ist auch Kopf der eigenen Formation The Fellowship Band, die mit komplexem, melodischem Modern Jazz zu begeistern weiß.
Mit ihren vierten Album Landmarks kehren Brian Blade & The Fellowship Band jetzt zu Blue Note zurück, wo das hochgelobte Erstlingswerk der Band erschien. Es ist auch eine örtliche wie musikalische Heimkehr: Zum einen entschloss sich Blade, das Album in seiner Geburtsstadt Shreveport/Louisianna aufzunehmen, zum anderen spielen viele Einflüsse seiner Jugend in seinen aktuellen Jazz: Gospel, Rhythm’n’Blues und Folk.
Blade und seine Kollegen lassen sich durch entspannte Sound-Landschaften treiben, immer wieder fallen die wunderschönen Melodien auf, die teilweise an Pat Metheny erinnern. Diese Band muss niemandem etwas mit Hochleistungs-Jazz beweisen, ihre Meisterschaft liegt auf der Hand und geht ins Ohr.
Brian Blade, Schlagzeug
The Fellowship Band
Brian Blade
A native of Shreveport, Louisiana, Brian Blade established himself as a versatile, accomplished drummer early in his career, appearing on albums by the likes of Joshua Redman, Kenny Garrett, and Bob Dylan. Blade released his first album, Brian Blade Fellowship, at the age of 27 in 1998 and followed two years later with Perceptual, both on Blue Note. Always an in-demand sideman and collaborator, Blade continued to find work with a varied bevy of artists, including Joni Mitchell, Bill Frisell, and Wayne Shorter. Ten years after releasing his first album as the Brian Blade Fellowship, Blade returned with Season of Changes in 2008, this time on Verve. A year later he released the solo Americana, singer/songwriter effort Mama Rosa for the label.
At the beginning of 2014, the BBF band re-signed with Blue Note in a cooperative deal with the Shreveport, Louisiana-based Mid-City Records. Their fourth album together, Landmarks, was issued in April of 2014. The quintet was augmented by guitarists Marvin Sewell and Jeff Parker. (Stephen Thomas Erlewine, AMG)
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