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Avery Sharpe - Bass McCoy Tyner - Piano Raphael Cruz - Percussion Claudio Roditi - Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Aaron Scott - Drums
February 11-12 1991
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| 1. The Natural Bridge (Roditi) - 8:17
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(Delta 17121)
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| 2. Traces (Tyner) - 8:35
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| 3. The Monster and the Flower (Roditi/Silveira) - 7:00
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| 4. Up, Jump, Spring (Hubbard) - 7:19
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| 5. Autumn Mood (Roditi) - 6:25
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Blue bossa
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Laserlight 17 120 [CD], |
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Recife's blues
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I'll take romance |
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Rotunda |
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We'll be together again |
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The natural bridge |
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Traces
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* Autumn Moods / McCoy Tyner Quintet
* Blue Bossa/McCoy Tyner Quintet LRC CDC9033 [CD]
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| Review: This is certainly one of McCoy Tyner's more obscure
releases, put out by the budget Laserlight label. The great pianist and
his regular trio (with bassist Avery
Sharpe and drummer Aaron Scott)
is joined by percussionist Raphael
Cruz and trumpeter Claudio Roditi
for some Brazilian-flavored modern jazz. The music (three obscure
Roditi originals, Tyner's "Traces"
and Freddie Hubbard's "Up Jumped
Spring," here listed as "Up, Jump, Spring") is not by itself all that
memorable, but Roditi plays some
mellow solos and Tyner is typically passionate. A good but not essential
outing. |
