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Hot Club of Cowtown patented their style early in their career, and if they haven't found a lot of variation within their blend of hot dance music and western swing, they have nevertheless found a lot of depth within this unique fusion. Rendezvous in Rhythm, the group's 2013 album and eighth overall, is the flipside of 2010's Bob Wills salute What Makes Bob Holler, focusing entirely on jazz standards often heard in the south of France. In some ways, this underplays the "cowtown" element of the Hot Club, but there's a looseness in the rhythms that is ever so slightly western, plus, by this point, the trio is so fluid in blurring the boundaries between swing and western swing, it doesn't much matter that this album doesn’t have much in the way of country. Every one of the three members -- fiddler Elana James, guitarist Whit Smith, bassist Jake Erwin -- get space to spill out lyrical solos and they truly seem to cherish playing these familiar melodies, savoring their lyrical turns as well as the group's familiar but lively interplay. Similarly, listeners will find this comfortable but not complacent, as the trio cooks with some serious heat on these beloved tunes. And don't say the Hot Club's version of "Slow Boat to China" cashes in on the song's appearance in Paul Thomas Anderson's cryptic 2012 film The Master -- this album was recorded in July of 2012, long before anybody would have known Philip Seymour Hoffman bid farewell to Joaquin Phoenix with the tune at the movie's conclusion.
© Stephen Thomas Erlewine /TiVo
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Hot Club Of Cowtown, MainArtist - Whit Smith, Composer - Elana James, Composer
2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC 2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC
Dorothy Fields, Composer - Jimmy McHugh, Composer - Hot Club Of Cowtown, MainArtist
2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC 2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC
Irving Caesar, Composer - Joseph Meyer, Composer - Hot Club Of Cowtown, MainArtist - R. Wolfe Kahn, Composer
2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC 2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC
Al Jolson, Composer - Vincent Rose, Composer - Buddy DeSylva, Composer - Hot Club Of Cowtown, MainArtist
2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC 2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC
Hot Club Of Cowtown, MainArtist - Whit Smith, Composer - Elana James, Composer
2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC 2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC
Herb Magidson, Composer - Con Conrad, Composer - Hot Club Of Cowtown, MainArtist
2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC 2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC
Django Reinhardt, Composer - Stephanie Grappelli, Composer - Hot Club Of Cowtown, MainArtist
2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC 2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC
Hot Club Of Cowtown, MainArtist - Whit Smith, Composer - Elana James, Composer
2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC 2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC
Henry Creamer, Composer - Hot Club Of Cowtown, MainArtist
2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC 2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC
Will Harris, Composer - Victor Young, Composer - Hot Club Of Cowtown, MainArtist
2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC 2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC
Hot Club Of Cowtown, MainArtist - Whit Smith, Composer - Elana James, Composer
2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC 2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC
Hot Club Of Cowtown, MainArtist - Whit Smith, Composer - Elana James, Composer
2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC 2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC
Billy Rose, Composer - Al Jolson, Composer - DAVE DREYER, Composer - Hot Club Of Cowtown, MainArtist
2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC 2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC
Django Reinhardt, Composer - J. Larue, Composer - Hot Club Of Cowtown, MainArtist
2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC 2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC
Presentación del Álbum
Hot Club of Cowtown patented their style early in their career, and if they haven't found a lot of variation within their blend of hot dance music and western swing, they have nevertheless found a lot of depth within this unique fusion. Rendezvous in Rhythm, the group's 2013 album and eighth overall, is the flipside of 2010's Bob Wills salute What Makes Bob Holler, focusing entirely on jazz standards often heard in the south of France. In some ways, this underplays the "cowtown" element of the Hot Club, but there's a looseness in the rhythms that is ever so slightly western, plus, by this point, the trio is so fluid in blurring the boundaries between swing and western swing, it doesn't much matter that this album doesn’t have much in the way of country. Every one of the three members -- fiddler Elana James, guitarist Whit Smith, bassist Jake Erwin -- get space to spill out lyrical solos and they truly seem to cherish playing these familiar melodies, savoring their lyrical turns as well as the group's familiar but lively interplay. Similarly, listeners will find this comfortable but not complacent, as the trio cooks with some serious heat on these beloved tunes. And don't say the Hot Club's version of "Slow Boat to China" cashes in on the song's appearance in Paul Thomas Anderson's cryptic 2012 film The Master -- this album was recorded in July of 2012, long before anybody would have known Philip Seymour Hoffman bid farewell to Joaquin Phoenix with the tune at the movie's conclusion.
© Stephen Thomas Erlewine /TiVo
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- 1 disco(s) - 14 pista(s)
- Duración total: 00:49:15
- Artistas principales: Hot Club Of Cowtown
- Compositor: Various Composers
- Sello: Gold Strike
- Género Jazz
2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC 2013 Hot Club Productions, LLC
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