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Hungarian guitarist Gabor Gado is the leader of Homeward, brought in all seven selections, and takes a variety of introverted solos. However the most memorable participants are Gabor Winand (whose haunting vocals are often part of the ensembles) and the tenor players Mihály Dresch and Matthieu Donarier. The music swings, does not ignore the innovations of the avant-garde, hints in spots at gypsy and Eastern European folk music (particularly in the use of Ferenc Kovács' violin), and due to Winand's voice, often sounds quite unusual while essentially being post-bop jazz. Overall this is an intriguing date from players unknown in the United States that is well worth checking out.
© Scott Yanow /TiVo
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Gabor Winand, MainArtist - Matyas Szandaï, MainArtist - Elemér Balázs, MainArtist - Gábor Gadó, Composer, MainArtist
2001 BMC Records 2001 BMC Records
Gabor Winand, MainArtist - Matyas Szandaï, MainArtist - Viktor Hárs, Composer - Elemér Balázs, MainArtist - Gábor Gadó, Composer, MainArtist
2001 BMC Records 2001 BMC Records
Gabor Winand, MainArtist - Matyas Szandaï, MainArtist - Ferenc Kovács, MainArtist - Mihály Dresch, MainArtist - Elemér Balázs, MainArtist - Gábor Gadó, Composer, MainArtist
2001 BMC Records 2001 BMC Records
Matyas Szandaï, MainArtist - Mihály Dresch, MainArtist - Elemér Balázs, MainArtist - Gábor Gadó, Composer, MainArtist
2001 BMC Records 2001 BMC Records
Gabor Winand, MainArtist - Matyas Szandaï, MainArtist - Mihály Dresch, MainArtist - Elemér Balázs, MainArtist - Gábor Gadó, Composer, MainArtist
2001 BMC Records 2001 BMC Records
Matthieu Donarier, MainArtist - Joe Quitzke, MainArtist - Sébastien Boisseau, MainArtist - Gábor Gadó, Composer, MainArtist
2001 BMC Records 2001 BMC Records
Matthieu Donarier, MainArtist - Joe Quitzke, MainArtist - Matyas Szandaï, MainArtist - Ferenc Kovács, MainArtist - Mihály Dresch, MainArtist - Sébastien Boisseau, MainArtist - Gábor Gadó, Composer, MainArtist
2001 BMC Records 2001 BMC Records
Album review
Hungarian guitarist Gabor Gado is the leader of Homeward, brought in all seven selections, and takes a variety of introverted solos. However the most memorable participants are Gabor Winand (whose haunting vocals are often part of the ensembles) and the tenor players Mihály Dresch and Matthieu Donarier. The music swings, does not ignore the innovations of the avant-garde, hints in spots at gypsy and Eastern European folk music (particularly in the use of Ferenc Kovács' violin), and due to Winand's voice, often sounds quite unusual while essentially being post-bop jazz. Overall this is an intriguing date from players unknown in the United States that is well worth checking out.
© Scott Yanow /TiVo
About the album
- 1 disc(s) - 7 track(s)
- Total length: 01:01:20
- Main artists: Gabor Gado
- Composer: Various Composers
- Label: BMC Records
- Genre: Jazz Contemporary Jazz
2001 BMC Records 2001 BMC Records
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