Latitude

Latitude

Latitude

Editorial Reviews
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Challenging without being obtuse, spacious without being spacey, Matt Flinner's second effort bridges the gap between melodic old-time music and structure-slicing "newgrass." One of the hottest mandolinists in contemporary acoustic music, Flinner composes both terse, elegant instrumentals--the title track, for example, has the wistful, timeless feel of a British Isle folk song--and open-ended, improvisational epics. On the five-minute "Sam I Am" (a sly wink at kindred spirit Sam Bush), Flinner and bassist Todd Phillips call and respond deftly, while Darol Anger saws some eerie, off-axis fiddle licks. Flinner clearly has his eye on the acoustic jazz ventures of David Grisman, but through his light, lyrical touch, as well as Stuart Duncan's impeccable fiddle and Jerry Douglas's razor-fine dobro, he endows much of Latitude with a distinct and often beguiling country feel. --Roy Kasten

Latitude,Matt Flinner,Compass Records,Bluegrass,Folk & Traditional,Pop,Progressive Bluegrass
The String Quartet Tribute to Jimmy Buffett
Average customer rating: Not rated
    		The String Quartet Tribute to Jimmy Buffett

    Manufacturer: Vitamin Records
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

    GeneralGeneral | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music
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    GeneralGeneral | Compilations | Rock | Styles | Music
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    ASIN: B0002IQMVG
    Release Date: 2004-08-03

    Tracks:

    1. Changes In Latitude
    2. Cheeseburger In Paradise
    3. Margaritaville
    4. Come Monday
    5. Son Of A Son Of A Sailor
    6. Volcano
    7. Fins
    8. Jolly Mon Sing
    9. Pencil Thin Moustache
    10. Ships In The Harbor

    Product Description

    1. Changes In Latitude
    2. Cheeseburger In Paradise
    3. Margaritaville
    4. Come Monday
    5. Son of a Son of a Sailor
    6. Volcano
    7. Fins
    8. Jolly Mon Sing
    9. Pencil Thin Moustache
    10. Ships in the Harbor

    Format: CD
    Latitude
    Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    • better than the 1st 2
    • String Jazz Magic
    		 Latitude
    Matt Flinner
    Manufacturer: Compass Records
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

    GeneralGeneral | Folk | Styles | Music
    Traditional FolkTraditional Folk | Folk | Styles | Music
    GeneralGeneral | Bluegrass | Country | Styles | Music
    ContemporaryContemporary | Bluegrass | Country | Styles | Music
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    1. The View from Here
    2. Todd Phillips, David Grier & Matt Flinner
    3. Walking on the Moon
    4. Looking Back
    5. Live: Duets

    ASIN: B000055X1O
    Release Date: 2001-01-09

    Tracks:

    1. Latitude
    2. The Narrows
    3. New Cimarron
    4. Sam I Am
    5. Altitude
    6. Rock Paper Scissors
    7. Miasma
    8. Goodbye Victor
    9. Rayburn Avenue
    10. A New Leaf
    11. 33

    Amazon.com

    Challenging without being obtuse, spacious without being spacey, Matt Flinner's second effort bridges the gap between melodic old-time music and structure-slicing "newgrass." One of the hottest mandolinists in contemporary acoustic music, Flinner composes both terse, elegant instrumentals--the title track, for example, has the wistful, timeless feel of a British Isle folk song--and open-ended, improvisational epics. On the five-minute "Sam I Am" (a sly wink at kindred spirit Sam Bush), Flinner and bassist Todd Phillips call and respond deftly, while Darol Anger saws some eerie, off-axis fiddle licks. Flinner clearly has his eye on the acoustic jazz ventures of David Grisman, but through his light, lyrical touch, as well as Stuart Duncan's impeccable fiddle and Jerry Douglas's razor-fine dobro, he endows much of Latitude with a distinct and often beguiling country feel. --Roy Kasten

    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars better than the 1st 2.......2001-01-27

    real quickly, i shall say that this is yet another fantastic product of flinner, grier, and phillips. in addition the listener is also given a healthy dose of stuart duncan and flux. as usual the tunes are all original. if you like either of the first ones, you have no other choicce than to love this one.

    5 out of 5 stars String Jazz Magic.......2001-01-25

    Prepare to be impressed.

    The foundation of this record, as with "The View From Here," Flinner's solo debut, is his fresh songwriting. Claiming influences as far a field as jazz great Miles Davis, Ireland's Bothy Band, and, yes, David Grisman, Flinner gins these into a coherent approach to crafting melodies and rhythms that not only captivate on their own, but provide a solid structure for the improvisational work that really makes this recording shine.

    With talent like David Grier on guitar, Todd Phillips (Grisman's original second mandolin player for the David Grisman Quintet) on bass, Jerry Douglas on Dobro, and Stuart Duncan and Darol Anger taking turns on fiddle, there's bound to be some fireworks. They do not disappoint. The licks are clean, creative, and varied. Phillips extends the voice of the bass beyond the expected. Grier stuns with his musical ideas. Flinner makes his mandolin sing, bark, chime and chirp. Duncan is solid throughout, and Anger is just plain spooky.

    The dramatic shifts in dynamics and rhythm from song to song (and within pieces) may surprise listeners more accustomed to the steady barrage of sixteenth notes and the 2/4 thwack common to string music from string bands with bluegrass or old-time backgrounds. This record so defies that stereotype that it seems more fitting to give this label other than "newgrass." True, these musicians' experience draws from the rich traditions of American string music, but you really only need one word to describe this mix of creative songsmithing and masterful improvisation: jazz.

    Where Miles would give you a nudge from somewhere within the pentatonic scale in a place you don't expect, Flinner gracefully fills the space with amazing mandolin tone. Where the Bothy Band didn't stray too far from traditional form in their approach to music, Flinner creates his own while tipping his hat to our music's Celtic ancestry. And where David Grisman relies on the pioneering ideas of Django Reinhart and the groovy forms of Caribbean and Brazilian jazz to guide much of his jazzier work, Flinner draws from bop and funk to drive his tunes.

    I'm already looking forward to the third record ...
    Between the Music and Latitude
    Average customer rating: 3 out of 5 stars
    • Stupid Music
    • Best prog album
    		 Between the Music and Latitude
    Citriniti
    Manufacturer: Tone Center
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

    GeneralGeneral | Jazz | Styles | Music
    Jazz FusionJazz Fusion | Jazz | Styles | Music
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    ASIN: B000F1HG3S
    Release Date: 2006-04-25

    Tracks:

    1. Naked Words
    2. Test
    3. Comedown
    4. Ritual
    5. Inferno
    6. Time Out
    7. Latitude
    8. Drunk
    9. Invisible

    Album Description

    The level of intuitive musical interplay and synergy created by the Citriniti brothers is a powerful force that inspires awe from fellow musicians.Joined by Italian session veteran Fabrizio Leo this record is brimming with important performances, both by the ensemble and by each individual musician's jaw-dropping solos."Between The Music And Latitude" is an incredible set of intricate compositions, built on tight interplay between the three musicians.This is one CD that progressive rock and fusion fans will be hailing for many years to come.

    Customer Reviews:

    1 out of 5 stars Stupid Music.......2007-07-26

    All chops and no soul. I bought this hoping to hear some fresh ideas by some highly touted players from Italy, what i got was a bunch of sterile technique and bad compositions. The guitarist is no doubt a dedicated guy with some serious chops but he sounds like he has ripped off Greg Howe but without the funk or feel. The tunes are reminiscent of some of Howe's earlier material as well, which is very boring, get your own ideas!!. The drummer sounds like Mike Portnoy after a case of Red Bull, scary. Dont waste your money on this.

    5 out of 5 stars Best prog album.......2006-06-21

    Got the CITRINITI "Between the music and latitude" cd, i never heard a similar thing 'til now! Very intricate stuff like Danilo and Domenico unique cool section and very rare to find it today! I think this is the best Italian product and musicians i heard in these last 10 years! To buy it absolutely! The prog fans will be very glads to hear it.
    Keep on rockin' guys!

    Tom
    Latitude
    Average customer rating: 3 out of 5 stars
    • Spellbinding
    • Where is the groove?
    • Too weird for me
    • One down, two to go ...
    		 Latitude
    Groundtruther with Greg Osby
    Manufacturer: Thirsty Ear
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

    Avant Garde & Free JazzAvant Garde & Free Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music
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    ASIN: B0002IQOLE
    Release Date: 2004-08-24

    Tracks:

    1. North Pole
    2. Artic Circle
    3. 40th Parallel
    4. Horse Latitudes North
    5. Tropic Of Cancer
    6. Equator
    7. Tropic Of Capricorn
    8. Horse Latitudes South
    9. Tropic Of Calms
    10. Antarctic Circle
    11. South Pole

    Album Description

    "Latitude" is the first in a trilogy of recordings for Thirsty Ear's Blue Series; an ongoing collaboration between Charlie Hunter and Bobby Previte, world class guitarist and drummer, respectively. Each album is enhanced with the addition of a different guest, making for a fresh and unique trio. This release features Greg Osby on alto sax. Osby's lyricism is morphed into countless shapes and colors, underpinned by Previte's use of electronic drums to trigger samples that intertwine with Hunter's endless rhythmic flow and funky melodicism. The result is a sound that speaks to jazz fans on both sides of the avant-garde/mainstream divide, as well as those who enjoy electronica or the jam-band scene.

    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars Spellbinding.......2005-06-28

    If you love fascinating sonic textures, rhythms both catchy and elusive, and a playful yet controlled approach to song structure, there's a good chance you'll love this disc as much as I do. One reviewer calls this "avant-garde," but if that puts you in mind of the formless abandon of, say, Cecil Taylor, or the scronking wildness of Albert Ayler, you won't find that here. Every song has its own vocabulary of sound and rhythm, which Hunter, Previte, and Osby use as a framework for creative exploration--always with a groove holding everything together, sometimes upfront, sometimes subtle. Atmospheric, haunting, fun, pensive, inspiring, original, eminently listenable. If you prefer Charlie Hunter's more mainstream albums, this may not be your cup of tea, but if you were longing for something that was as wonderful as Bill Frisell's most creative work (without sounding a bit like Frisell), I highly recommend it.

    2 out of 5 stars Where is the groove?.......2005-01-05

    I bought this album full of anticipation based on the incredible success of the Hunter/Previte duo album "Come in Red Dog, this is Tango leader." Red Dog/ Tango was just chock full of the funkiest grooves and incredible purcussion and I thought Latitude would be similar with a third party thrown into the mix.

    Boy, was I wrong!

    As other reviewers have mentioned, this is a much more "loose" ensemble. The saxophone is very very free, almost random noodling. Charlie's parts are very spacey. It's a low key album with noodling rhythm-less saxophone in the background.

    Like Red Dog, this is a "live" album (no overdubs, etc) of the musicians jamming together. To me, it sounds like a warm up or practice session where they are just getting to know each other. I want to come back in a week and hear what they can do once they get a feel for each other and start stomping the grooves out. This album was cut too soon.

    Personally, I just don't like this album at all. Charlie is my favorite artist for many reasons, but first and foremost, he grooves. This album doesn't. At all. I can understand Charlie wanting to make an album like this, but I hope he got his fill and never makes another one in the same vein.

    I love Charlie Hunter. This is the first album I regret having and I doubt I'll listen to it much. I highly recommend Come in Red Dog though. Perhaps his best.

    2 out of 5 stars Too weird for me.......2004-11-10

    This album is billed as a meeting of Charlie Hunter and electronica guy Bobby Previte, with special guest on sax Greg Osby.

    So I figured this would be typical grooving Charlie Hunter jams. Boy was I way off.

    Beware that this album is very avant-garde and the songs never really materialize. It's just way too experiemental for my taste; it's almost hard to listen to.

    I really expected better given Charlie Hunter's usually-solid CD's. I guess he's trying to do something different...

    4 out of 5 stars One down, two to go ..........2004-08-27

    Latitude is the first album in a trilogy by Groundtruther, guitarist Charlie Hunter and drummer Bobby Previte's experimental new trio. Each album will feature a different rotating guest as the third member of the trio. For this session, that is saxophonist Greg Osby. Together these three conjure a sound world that is equal parts of their own making. Add Previte's electronic sampling drums to their usual arsenal of organic instruments, and you have a session as rhythmically varied as it is texturally complex.

    Although acid jazz is a deservedly maligned term held over from the 1990's, there is a flirtation with that danceable vibe on this disc. But groove never overcomes the more exploratory side of the group's focus. Drum n' Bass and Jungle rhythms flirt with reverb laden guitar lines and swirling bop inflected alto sax lines. The pieces vary from slow burn to BPM crazy. Complemented by loops, vocal samples and electronic flourishes, the trio is as sonically dense as a group twice it's size. Fans of these three artists who are looking for something a bit more raw from their usual output will find much to love on this album.

    It will be interesting to see how each new invited guest affects the overall sound of the group and where that takes them on their forthcoming releases: "Longitude," and "Altitude." No other label does modern electronic jazz cross-over as well as Thirsty Ear does and this album is one of their finest examples.
    Latitude 40 Degree
    Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    • Took me right back to Ibiza
    • Ibiza/Pacha Funky Room Grooves
    		 Latitude 40 Degree
    Nicolas Matar
    Manufacturer: Journeys By DJ
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

    GeneralGeneral | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
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    ASIN: B00005MOAW
    Release Date: 2001-11-27

    Tracks:

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    2. Begun 2 Luv U - Joey Negro, Doug Willis
    3. Hiding Away - Sun Trust
    4. Starlite [Soul Vocal Mix]
    5. Cafoul (Para Carolina) - Alistair Colling
    6. Jazz Room - Marc Woolford
    7. Holiday in Paradise [Big Beat Mix]
    8. New School Fusion - Rhythmcentric
    9. Don't Go
    10. Cool Affair [Eric Kupper Remix] - Black & Brown,
    11. House of Chill - Johnny Fiasco
    12. Open Your Eyes [New Punk Theory Remix] - Yann Fontaine
    13. Sabor [Ralf Gum's Latin Flavor Mix] - Hacienda
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    15. Jack It Up [PB Good Tim Dub] - Pound Boys
    16. If You Luv Me [Club Mix] - Kenny O. Bobien, Knee Deep

    Album Details

    Mixed by Nicholas Matar.

    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars Took me right back to Ibiza.......2002-04-11

    Finally! Uplifting house that makes you want to smile, and dance. Takes you right back to the silky beaches and friendly faces...Lots of Afro/Brazilia moments and influences.

    5 out of 5 stars Ibiza/Pacha Funky Room Grooves.......2002-01-15

    This is one of the BEST mixed discs of the year with a truly unique style - a mix of groovy house from Spain/Portugal to Africa to Brazil. Melodic and Happy - if you like the Cafe del Mar and Hotel Costes compilations you will like this as well - a bit more uptempo. Nick was a resident DJ at Pacha in Ibiza - the best nightclub in the world.
    Latitude
    Average customer rating: Not rated
      		Latitude
      Latitude , Ben Verdery , and Craig Peyton
      Manufacturer: The Moss Music Group
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD
      ASIN: B000GIJ6GA

      Product Description

      1986 The Moss Music Group - LSCD3104 //Latitude /Latitude //Ben Verdery guitars, Craig Peyton fairlight III, vibes// 1. At A Heart's Glance 2. Wing And A Prayer 3. A Boy's Fortune 4. Spring Training 5. Open Water 6. Private Island 7. Rock Pool Dreams 8. Cloud Dancing
      Blue Curve
      Average customer rating: 3 out of 5 stars
      • Not as great as 40 Degrees, but still good
      		 Blue Curve
      Latitude
      Manufacturer: Earthflight
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

      GeneralGeneral | Jazz | Styles | Music
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      ASIN: B0000023T4
      Release Date: 1996-07-09

      Tracks:

      1. Blue Curve
      2. Ida
      3. Altitude
      4. Cloaser To Love
      5. Living My Dream
      6. Miles Hi
      7. Thankful
      8. Love Or Fusion
      9. Getting Closer
      10. Blue Curve (Zero-G) Mix

      Customer Reviews:

      3 out of 5 stars Not as great as 40 Degrees, but still good.......2004-06-02

      "Blue Curve" was released in 1996. The duo certainly doesn't miss a beat with the title track, of which, there are two versions. I enjoyed the first version with its hip beats. "Ida" & Altitude were also very soothing. The real highlight is the track, "Love or Fusion", which is nice and smooth to listen. There are a few tracks that were abstract in nature. "Miles Hi" was long and rather dull. Although this CD doesn't reach the height that "40 Degrees North" had in the past, "Blue Curve" is still good listening.
      Dance Latitude
      Average customer rating: Not rated
        		Dance Latitude
        Tokenki
        Manufacturer: TOKENKI Music BMI
        ProductGroup: Music
        Binding: Audio CD

        GeneralGeneral | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music
        ASIN: B000OIYWA2

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        "Featuring over 30 exotic percussion sounds from around the world...Sambique Siciliano/Five in Time/Cascade/Dance Latitude/Body Wisdom/Maribumba/Seventh Wind/Made in Iron/Night Messenger "A few words from the producer: This album truly represents the universality of music. A bridge between ancient instruments and the most modern technology...A celebration of ethnic diversity...A marriage of our primitive roots with our future vision and imagination." Warren Dennis"
        Latitude 40
        Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
        • boochiboy
        		 Latitude 40
        Nicolas Matar
        Manufacturer: Journeys By DJ
        ProductGroup: Music
        Binding: Audio CD

        GeneralGeneral | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
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        ASIN: B00005MEOY
        Release Date: 2001-07-09

        Tracks:

        1. New School Fusion - Rhythmcentric
        2. Open Your Eyes - Yann Fontaine
        3. Starlite - Eddy & Dus
        4. Musica - Molu In His African World
        5. Cafe Soul - Alistair Colling
        6. Jack It Up - The Pound Boys
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        8. Jazz Room - Paul Murphy & Marc Woolford
        9. Cool Affair - Black & Brown
        10. Lovin You - Smurf & Perry
        11. Begun 2 Luv U - Joey Negro presents Doug Willis
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        14. House Of Chill - Johnny Fiasco
        15. Holiday In Paradise - The Other Brother
        16. If You Luv Me - Knee Deep featuring Kenny Bobien

        Product Description

        1. New School Fusion - Rhythmcentric
        2. Open Your Eyes - Yann Fontaine
        3. Starlite - Eddy & Dus
        4. Musica - Molu in His African World
        5. Cafe Soul - Alistair Colling
        6. Jack It Up - The Pound Boys
        7. Hiding Away - Sun Trust
        8. Jazz Room - Paul Murphy and Marc Woolford
        9. Cool Affair - Black and Brown
        10. Lovin You - Smurf & Perry
        11. Begun 2 Luv U - Joey Negro presents Doug Willis
        12. Don't Go - Alaska Soul
        13. Sabour - Hacienda
        14. Johnny Fiasco - House of Chili
        15. Holiday in Paradise - The Other Brother
        16. If You Luv Me - Knee Deep featuring Kenny Bobien

        Format: CD

        Customer Reviews:

        5 out of 5 stars boochiboy.......2003-04-12

        Flawless mixing, GrOOVE to ya drop! House music to da max!
        You won't be dissapointed!
        peace!
        Between the Music and Latitude
        Average customer rating: Not rated
          		Between the Music and Latitude
          Citriniti
          Manufacturer: Mascot
          ProductGroup: Music
          Binding: Audio CD

          GeneralGeneral | Jazz | Styles | Music
          Jazz FusionJazz Fusion | Jazz | Styles | Music
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          ASIN: B000F3UIEA
          Release Date: 2006-06-12

          Tracks:

          1. Naked Words
          2. Test
          3. Comedown
          4. Ritual
          5. Inferno
          6. Time Out
          7. Latitude
          8. Drunk
          9. Invisible

          Album Description

          Citriniti is named after two brothers, 29 year-old Danilo and 33 year-old Domenico Citriniti, who hail from Catanzaro Italy. Drummer Danilo and bassist Domenico gradually shifted their focus from progressive metal to complex Progressive fusion instrumentals, rich in advanced techniques. After recording their first effort, Hydra, in 2002, the brothers Citriniti began planning their greatest musical achievement to date, Between The Music And Latitude. This new CD features Italian session veteran Fabrizio Leo who has played with many successful Italian artists and is known for being one of the best guitarists in Italy. Mascot. 2006.

          Album Details

          Citriniti is Named after Two Brothers, 29 Year-old Danilo and 33 Year-old Domenico Citriniti, who Hail from Catanzaro Italy. Drummer Danilo and Bassist Domenico Gradually Shifted their Focus from Progressive Metal to Complex Progressive Fusion Instrumentals, Rich in Advanced Techniques. The Intricacy and Sophistication of their Music is Easier to Understand When Considering that These Two Stellar Musicians Grew Up Going with their Father to his Gigs and have Shared a Lifetime of Playing Together. The Level of Intuitive Musical Interplay and Synergy Created by the Citriniti Brothers is a Powerful Force that Inspires Awe from Fellow Musicians.

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