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Recorded at Tony's Studio, NY, NY. Mixed at the Pickle Factory by Tom Hamilton and Bruce Arnold. Photos by Emilio Tamez. Compositions by Omar Tamez, Bruce Arnold and Tom Hamilton.
Intersections,Bruce Arnold and Tom Hamilton Omar Tamez,Muse Eek Records,New Age,Progressive experimental soundscapes with moody ambient overtones.
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Intersections 1985-2005
Bruce Hornsby Manufacturer: Legacy ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000G7PN9U Release Date: 2006-07-25 |
Tracks:
- The Way It Is
- Mandolin Rain
- The Valley Road
- Jacob's Ladder
- Nobody There But Me
- The End Of The Innocence
- Look Out Any Window
- Across The Window
- Lost Soul
- Fields Of Gray-That's Where It's At
- Walk In The Sun
- Gonna Be Some Changes Made
- Dreamland
Tracks:
- Song A
- Song B
- Song C
- Song D
- Variations On Swan Song & Song D
- Song F
- Song H
- Barcelona Mona
- Backhand
- Jack Straw
- Madman Across The Water
- Darlin' Cory
- The Valley Road
- Crown Of Jewels
- Big Stick
- The Valley Road
- Hop, Skip And Jump
- Love Me Still
- Shadowland
Tracks:
- The Show Goes On
- Barren Ground
- A Night On The Town
- Talk Of The Town
- Rainbow's Cadillac
- Pastures Of Plenty
- Spider Fingers-Tempus Fugit
- White Wheeled Limosine-Long Black Veil
- King Of The Hill-Twelve Tone Tune-Mystery Train
Tracks:
- Resting Place
- Preacher In The Ring, Part I
- Preacher In The The Ring, Part II
- Fortunate Son-Comfortably Numb
- Sneaking Up On Boo Radley
- Shadowhand
- Sticks & Stones
- The Chill
- The Good Life
- What The Hell Happened
- Hooray For Tom
- Candy Mountain Run
Customer Reviews:
A go-to-favorite..........2007-07-14
So you're thinking..."But I already have all the albums..........2007-07-01
Let's assume you're like me: you own all the Bruce Hornsby albums (except Greatest Radio Hits), but
(a) you haven't obsessively bought every album of any artist where he's played in at least one track (you didn't buy Two Rooms, for instance, just to hear Hornsby play "Madman on the Water");
(b) you don't own any singles;
(c) you're not the concert-trading type.
Eliminating album versions of songs from this 53-track (not counting DVD) collection, I found 38 tracks had music I didn't yet own. 71% new!
What's in those 38 tracks?
* The various instrumental lettered songs, from Song A through Song H.
* Great versions of non-Hornsby-authored songs like "Darlin' Cory", "Jack Straw", and "Madman Across the Water."
* A good number of unique new live versions of older songs, such as a haunting version of "A Night on the Town" and a great piano-only rendition of "Sticks and Stones"--as well as the traditional "The Way It Is", "Mandolin Rain", and the rest.
Like another reviewer, I've found Disc 2 my favorite; it contains a number of instrumental pieces and collaborations on songs by other musicians. Of the four CDs, it contains the largest amount of material I didn't own or hadn't heard before.
But don't discount the other CDs. There are some great live versions on each. To get the best listening experience, if you already own all the studio albums, you may want to burn your own custom CDs from this set to pare this down to three CDs or so.
So for the price of about two CDs, you're getting three new CDs' worth of material, plus a DVD that contains music videos and concert footage, including a couple of songs, like "Go Back to Your Woods", that aren't on the CDs.
I'd call that a good deal.
Great Collection.......2007-05-12
Astonishing.......2007-04-07
For a few years, in the late-1980s, Bruce was hot commercially, producing a string of hits. (Re-visiting his music by listening to this boxed set, it's surprising how many hits he had!) Then the public's musical taste moved on. For a while, that bothered him, because he wasn't selling as many records as he had. But, he told me a few years ago, he finally stopped worrying about trying to please a fickle record-buying public. Instead, he decided to simply work on his craft.
That's why the music on Intersections is astonishing. Many of the 53 songs in the set are live. (For those who want to hear the hits exactly as they sounded, there's a DVD included of the 1980s videos made of those hits.) But his playing from more recent years shows that his musicianship is far better now than it was when the public was in love with him! And, since he's not worried about selling records, his music has become beyond classification. He was a classically-trained piano perfomance major in college. Some of the selections on Intersections are classical -- almost. His various arrangements turn many of his hits into jazz -- almost.
Maybe I can describe it in this way: Bruce plays rock and roll from the foundation of classical training, and, in the performance, the songs stretch out with jazz-like improvising. His band is full of incredibly accomplished musicians who are able to play off each other like members of a jazz group do. But there are also many solo pieces in the set. And there are songs Bruce plays with the Grateful Dead, with the Nitty Gritty Dirt band and Ricky Skaggs (bluegrass), with Branford Marsalis (one of the best working saxophonists today); there's even one track of Bruce playing free jazz with the legendary Ornette Coleman!
It is comon in jazz for musicians to play "the standards." Each time, the song is recognizable, but the arrangements and interpretations are so varied that it is as if listening to a new song. The same thing impresses me about the music in this boxed set. Consider each Bruce Hornsby song to be a "standard." The presentations are so diverse in this set that, each time, it is as if listening to a new song.
Intersections is a collection of tracks from a unique, highly accomplished and simply astonishing musician.
A new direction for Bruce Hornsby.......2007-02-09
i was surprised by the fact that this was not what i expected and there are not many of the original recordings and many of them have been totally reworked and taken in a new direction which has been sensational. I actually prefer a lot of the rearrangements to the original recordings.
For those who like to hear a song as it was originally recorded track down the original albums and relisten to them. That is one of the benefits of having recordings of the songs, in that you can listen to them when you want.
There is a dvd of many of his clips which gives some of the original recordings for those who do want them.
If you like the concept of a musical journey with the composer then get your hands on this set as you get a better idea of how music is so important to him. It goes beyond any expectations i had and it is much better than i could have hoped for.
This is essential buying for any person who loves piano based music.
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Manufacturer: Pleiades Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000A284II Release Date: 2005-04-05 |
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Intersections: Jazz Meets the Symphony, No. 5
Manufacturer: Aleph Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00005MK2A Release Date: 2001-08-14 |
Tracks:
- Intersections
- Scheherazade Fantasy
- Naima
- Tokyo Blues
- Bells
- Spartacus
- The Baroque Connection
- Donna's Dream
- Basin Street Blues
Amazon.com
The '50s saw the beginning of "third stream music," whereby musicians attempted to fuse jazz and classical music into a viable synthesis. More often than not, either or both were diluted, but sometimes successful, colorful, movielike music resulted. On this live date, Lalo Schifrin (of Mission: Impossible TV fame) employs the WDR Rundfunkorchester of Cologne and the jazz talents of Christian McBride (bass), David Sanchez (tenor sax), and Jeff Williams (drums) to create a textural and cohesive whole. Lush strings and punctuating brass frame numerous solo sections where Sanchez and trumpeter James Morrison shine. Schifrin's expansive orchestral scores make effective use of jazz rhythms, particularly on arrangements of Coltrane's "Naima" and Alex North's "Theme from Spartacus," creating a wholly engaging and cinematic third-stream experience. --Wally ShoupAlbum Description
Music by Schifrin, Coltrane, Silver, North and Rimsky Korsakov, all arranged by Lalo Schifrin. The unbelievably huge sound of a symphony orchestra, big jazz band and all-star players Christian McBride, Jeff Hamilton, David Sanchez and James Morrison. Intersections is the 5th in Schifrin's 'Jazz meets the Symphony series', which has garnered 3 Grammy nominations.
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Intersections
Manufacturer: Pine Ear ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000EJ3NP6 Release Date: 2005-12-13 |
Product Description
"Featuring Reuben Radding on double bass, Matt Moran on vibes and Oscar Noriega on clarinet. Three of downtown's better players from different backgrounds come together to make this an inspired trio offering. Reuben can be heard in a duo or trio with Daniel Carter as well as that great trio with Carrie Schull (oboe) and Tara Flandreau (viola). Matt Moran is a member of the great Claudia Quintet, as well as with that recent gem from Monika Heidemann. Oscar Noriega has a swell CD on Omnitone, is a member of Satoko Fujii's NY Big Band and has a clarinet duo with Chris Speed. This trio, however, sounds more like the great Jimmy Giuffre Trio (w/ Paul Bley & Steve Swallow) from the mid-sixties. Very thoughtful, contemplative, elegant and quietly fascinating. Reuben wrote six of the nine tunes with two trio compositions and a version of Messiaen's "Dance of Fury". On the trio's "Siren", they stretch out each note with great suspense and spaciousness. I dig the way the trio perform "Canal and Lafayette", The theme is stated by the clarinet, shadowed by the vibes and later the bass takes over the central thread. Oscar's lush tone and careful, cautious clarinet playing is superb throughout. The clarinet and vibes both do a fine job of letting their notes resonate into dreamlike drone/notes, while Reuben's bass often provides the thread that holds the trio together. An auspicious date from one fine trio. (Bruce Lee Gallanter, Downtown Music Gallery)
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Intersections
ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00006LIN2 Release Date: 2002-07-01 |
Tracks:
- Bruyere (Feathers)
- Des pas sur la neige (Footprints in the Snow)
- Minstrels
- Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue: J.S. Bach
- Overheard II
- Fleetingly
- Victimae Paschali: Marshall Fine
- Fantasy
- First Interlude
- Jhala of the Fountains
- Second Interlude
- Jhala March
- Rain Jhala
- Third Interlude
- Jhala of the Waterfall
- The Crave: Jelly Roll Morton
- Moderate Swing: Frank Proto
- Duqility: Mal Waldron
- The Pig Town Fling: Ernst Bacon
Album Description
Intersections is a disc of solo piano works that contains an eclectic format that includes both twentieth century and traditional classical, as well as jazz selections.Customer Reviews:
from a student of Arthur Goldstein.......2005-04-23
Varied Music, Very Musical.......2003-07-10
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Intersections
Justin Mcroberts Manufacturer: justin mcroberts ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B0008IV7ZQ Release Date: 2005-05-24 |
Tracks:
- Movie of My Life
- Beautiful to Me
- Whole Way Home
- Undecided
- Haunted
- Qualifications for Love
- Running in Circles
- One
- What Love Is This
- Holy Ground
- Keep on Driving
Product Description
Track List: Movie Of My Life; Beautiful To Me; The Whole Way Home; Undecided; Haunted; Qualifications For Love; Running In Circles; One; What Love Is This; Holy Ground; Keep On Driving (Enhanced CD Feature-Live Footage: Movie Of My Life; The Whole Way Home; Learning To Need YouCustomer Reviews:
Wow - He's done it again!.......2005-12-07
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Grids/Loops/Intersections
ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000253NK2 Release Date: 2004-02-04 |
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Intersections
Bruce Arnold Trio Manufacturer: Muse Eek Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000BGQTJO Release Date: 2005-09-01 |
Tracks:
- Harmonic Mercy
- Anonymizer
- Intersections
- Access Denied
Product Description
Recorded at Tony's Studio, NY, NY. Mixed at the Pickle Factory by Tom Hamilton and Bruce Arnold. Photos by Emilio Tamez. Compositions by Omar Tamez, Bruce Arnold and Tom Hamilton.
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Urgent Fusion Moderne
Manufacturer: Attacca ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B0002N67AM Release Date: 2002-01-01 |
Tracks:
- Guus Janssen: Met Spoed/Urgent
- Anestis Logothetis: Fusion
- Lucien Goethals: Stuk I/Piece I Scherzando
- Lucien Goethals: Stuk II/Piece II Con Expressione
- Lucien Goethals: Stuk III/Piece III Rubato, Quasi Cadenza
- Lucien Goethals: Stuk IV/Piece IV Rubato Con Fantasia
- Theo Loevendie: Music for Bass Clarinet and Piano
- Jos Kunst: No Time at All
- Ton Bruyn Looking Ears
- Adriaan Van Noord: Reggae
- Joep Straesser: I
- Joep Straesser: II
- Joep Straesser: III
- Joep Straesser: IV
- Joep Straesser: V
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Intersections
Omar Tamez , Bruce Arnold , and Tom Hamilton Manufacturer: Minority Records L.L.C. ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000C1VB64 Release Date: 2005-11-08 |
Tracks:
- Harmonic Mercy
- Anonymizer
- Intersections
- Access Denied
Product Description
Compositions by Omar Tamez, Bruce Arnold and Tom HamiltonMeditation Music:
- Joy to the World
- Kindred Spirits
- La Creation du Monde
- Les Concerts en Chine [Live]
- Life as We Know It
- Lullaby for the Hearts of Space
- Mannheim Massage
- Mask
- Meditation for Starters
- Moon at Dawn
Meditation Music
Hagen: Night, Again and other Works for Wind Ensemble and Solo Instruments
Geographies/13 Proverbs Africains [Import]
Double Dutch Bus [CD-single] [Import]
Dreams Of Freedom: Ambient Translations...