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Voices In My Head (8:32) |
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Ear To The Rail (5:46) |
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Nocturnal (4:48) |
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Know What I'm Saying? (7:57) |
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Blue Divided By Green (7:30) |
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All Of Us (4:28) |
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Recluse (3:52) |
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Here To There (7:14) |
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Chris Taylor
Nocturnal (CD)
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Jazz/World
Seemingly from out of nowhere, New York-based guitarist-composer Chris Taylor has emerged after nearly 30 years on the scene with a brilliant, fully-realized first album as a leader. And though it's been a long time in coming, Nocturnal may be the most auspicious debut of the year. Reflecting the influences of such potent bands and composers as Weather Report, Pat Metheny, Tribal Tech and the Zawinul Syndicate, as well as such guitaristic icons as John Scofield, Bill Frisell and Allan Holdsworth. Taylor's compelling album also stakes out strikingly original territory. From cinematic offerings like "Voices in my Head," the atmospheric "All of Us" and the dreamy soundscape "Recluse" to super-charged jams like "Ear to the Rail," "Know What I'm Saying," "Odd Hours" and the anthemic "Here to There," Nocturnal resonates with audacious energy and ideas. Taylor is ably supported on his maiden voyage by a stellar crew featuring drummers Gary Novak, Dave Weckl, Joel Rosenblatt and Kirk Covington, keyboardists George Whitty and Scott Kinsey, bassists Ric Fierabracci and Gary Haase, and saxophonist Steve Tavaglione. Instrumental Guitar (Electric/Jazz/World), total running time, 64:19 - Chris Taylor @ iTunes!
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Vol. 16, No. 6: Apr.-May 2012
