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专辑名称: Live at the Village Vanguard
创作艺人: [Christian McBride & Inside Straight]
音乐流派: Jazz|爵士
专辑规格: 1碟7首
出品公司: Mack Avenue Records
发行时间: 2021/11/26
官方标价: £6.99 （会员免费下载）
域名语言: [en] （AI检测）
曲目介绍：
Sweet Bread (Live)
Fair Hope Theme (Live)
Ms. Angelou (Live)
The Shade of the Cedar Tree (Live)
Gang Gang (Live)
Uncle James (Live)
Stick & Move (Live)
详细介绍:
Undeterred by having already released an album called Live at the Village Vanguard in 2015, albeit with a trio, force-of-nature bassist Christian McBride has decided to give it another go under the same title as the earlier Grammy-winning set. McBride is powered by obvious musical gifts and a big personality that revels in promoting his many ventures: he runs a jazz school in New Jersey with his wife—jazz singer Mellisa Walker and leads five different jazz groups, including a trio, big band, the New Jawn, the edgier DJ-led ensemble Christian McBride Situation, and Inside Straight—the band heard here. The biggest difference between the two albums, both recorded during the same two-week stand at the storied NYC West Village club in 2014, is that unlike the earlier set list which included jazzified renditions of mainstream pop tunes like Rod Temperton%27s The Lady in My Life, (famous as part of Michael Jackson%27s Thriller) and Motown producer Norman Whitfield%27s theme to the film Car Wash, all the tunes on this new album are composed either by McBride or a member of Inside Straight. Well-played, hard-driving post-bop with plenty of room for solos by all is the method. On top of a solid rhythm section of McBride and drummer Carl Allen, virtuoso vibraphone player Warren Wolf is a breath of fresh talent accenting every tune but shining brightest in a pair of his originals including the long, propulsive Gang Gang where his speed and natural lyricism combine with Allen%27s bravura performance for the album%27s standout piece. In his composition Fair Hope McBride has a long solo that once again excels at dexterity and musicality. Generally thought of as an alto saxophonist, Steve Wilson leads a take of his moody tribute to poet Maya Angelou, Ms. Angelou on soprano sax. The boxing-themed, fast-paced closer Stick & Move is kicked off by McBride, with pianist Peter Martin taking the first solo before handing back off McBride who quotes Old Macdonald Had a Farm, for a playful, crowd-pleasing conclusion. McBride has successfully taken his instrument out of the rhythm section and into the spotlight—no small feat. Another solid outing, this time with a lesser known setlist, from a player bent on stardom. © Robert Baird/Qobuz
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