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Next (Blue Note). Review by Eric J. Iannelli.
SOULIVE NEXT Blue Note Though undoubtedly talented, one has to wonder how Soulive found a place on Blue Note and next to Dave Matthews, particularly when one considers all the similar-sounding jam bands that are playing the local pizza joint on weeknights. Next is the ensemble's sophomore full-length ...
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Clap! (Blue Note). Review by Troy Jewell.
SOULIVE CLAP! 12" Blue Note This 12" is a smattering of tunes from Soulive's NEXT album that pays reverence to hip hop's forgotten grandfather, jazz. In doing so, Soulive sets contemporary jazz to an altogether urban feel with guest appearances. On "Clap!" rapper Black Thought flows nicely with Soulive ...
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The Recline (Telarc). Review by Bill Campbell.
... METALWOOD THE RECLINE Telarc Brad Turner, Mike Murley, Chris Tarry, and Ian Froman (or Metalwood) definitely have a love of the past. Just like the Soulive crew, these gentlemen want to put the boogaloo back in your bones. Emulating the likes of Lou Donaldson, Jimmy Smith, and Richard "Groove" Holmes ...
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Outta Here (Velour). Review by Stein Haukland.
... the band members are in John Scofield's band, so he guests on a couple of tracks, which is always a good thing. And another one of them plays with Soulive, so Neal Evans is here as well. Eagerly citing The Meters as a prime inspiration, Lettuce also borrows heavily from Sly and the Family Stone's raucous ...
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Coldwater (Banana Bread). Review by Bill Campbell.
... pays obvious tribute to the jazz tradition of the aforementioned while stretching out with his own vision -- which lies well beyond the cheese of Soulive or Metalwood while just lying shy of the free flight of Medeski, Martin, & Wood. Jacobson is a guitarist with a nice, melodic touch who has teamed ...
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Here To There (BBE / Rapster). Review by Bill Campbell.
... ) has edge and thump. His soul is a lactose-covered beat that just oozes with groove. His instrumental "All Up In It" inspires co-conspirators Soulive to create the phattest groove that the group's ever played. Vinia Mojica keeps her beauty coming in "Idols," and Abdul Shyllon teams up with Spinna to ...
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The ubiquitous trombonist has finally busted out with his first solo record, Cherry. Now Josh Roseman talks to Matt Cibula about what it's like to be a "sex symbol rock-star trombone player."
JOSH ROSEMAN OATMEAL, SUN RA, AND FREAKY LITTLE HIPPIE GIRLS: THE TROMBONE REBEL BREAKS OUT ON HIS OWN by Matt Cibula Courtesy www.bighassle.com Josh Roseman Unit I talked with Josh Roseman for about an hour on the phone. We veered off onto many subjects that I didn't cover here -- one of them was ...
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