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In Common 2
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In Common 2 (2020)

"The cover of tenor saxophonist Walter Smith III and Matthew Stevens’ second co-led album is hilarious: It’s literally the same as the first In Common, but with pianist Micah Thomas, bassist Linda Oh, and drummer Nate Smith’s faces replacing those of Joel Ross, Harish Raghavan, and Marcus Gilmore. Is it a harbinger, one might wonder, of the music within? Same stuff, different faces? The overall treatment is different, although Smith shows much the same level of creative energy that Gilmore did on the first album. Throughout, Thomas is busier and more harmonically rich than Ross’ thoughtful but somewhat sparse vibraphones. This stronger presence pushes Oh’s bass into nearly subliminal territory—but what magic she works there. She brings a physical authority to the vamp on Stevens’ “Cowboy,” and all but improvises a counterpoint to the guitarist’s solo on “Provinces.” Yes, Smith and Stevens are the leaders and star attractions, but their best decisions seem to be about the company they keep." (JazzTimes.com)

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Stevens (Matt; Matthew) [VS] Micah Thomas
Muziek
Sunday Train
CD

Sunday Train (1993)

Bass trombonist and tubaist Bill Lowe has been a major force in the music world for over thirty years as a performer, composer, producer, and educator.As co-leader of the Bill Lowe/Philippe Crettien Quintet, Lowe is co-producer and principal composer of that aggregation?s debut album, (Sunday Train). The 1991 French tour of the quintet included an engagement at the Sunset Club in Paris. The quintet served as featured performers and workshop faculty for the City of Toulon Jazz Festival, where Prof. Lowe was the Director of Pedagogy and Instruction from 1991 through 1995. Philippe Crettien born in the South of France, son of French diplomats grew up mostly in North Africa, USA and England. After listening to John Coltrane, Wayne Shorter and Sonny Rollins switch to the tenor saxophone in College. After one year studying Musicology in the Sorbonne University and jazz saxophone at the C.I.M in Paris, attended Berklee College of Music and New England Conservatory in Boston.

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Bill Lowe Philippe Crettien
Nederlands
In Common 2
CD

In Common 2 (2020)

"The cover of tenor saxophonist Walter Smith III and Matthew Stevens’ second co-led album is hilarious: It’s literally the same as the first In Common, but with pianist Micah Thomas, bassist Linda Oh, and drummer Nate Smith’s faces replacing those of Joel Ross, Harish Raghavan, and Marcus Gilmore. Is it a harbinger, one might wonder, of the music within? Same stuff, different faces? The overall treatment is different, although Smith shows much the same level of creative energy that Gilmore did on the first album. Throughout, Thomas is busier and more harmonically rich than Ross’ thoughtful but somewhat sparse vibraphones. This stronger presence pushes Oh’s bass into nearly subliminal territory—but what magic she works there. She brings a physical authority to the vamp on Stevens’ “Cowboy,” and all but improvises a counterpoint to the guitarist’s solo on “Provinces.” Yes, Smith and Stevens are the leaders and star attractions, but their best decisions seem to be about the company they keep." (JazzTimes.com)

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Walter Smith III
Muziek

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