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John Stein|Raising the Roof

Raising the Roof

John Stein

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John Stein's recording pace has picked up considerably since his association with the Whaling City Sound label. These studio sessions from mid-2009 reunite him with the group on his previous CD, Encounterpoint, including pianist Koichi Sato, drummer Zé Eduardo Nazario, and bassist John Lockwood. While this is not a regularly working quartet, as each musician has other commitments, Stein booked a few live dates to woodshed on-stage prior to going into the studio, always a good plan. Most of the fare will be familiar to jazz fans, starting off with a breezy setting of Horace Silver's "Nica's Dream," while Bobby Timmons' "Moanin'" gets a new look with Nazario's shuffling rhythm on brushes and an overall funky flavor not usually present, plus use of Fender Rhodes, which proves less percussive than in most recordings. Sato's shimmering introduction is a refreshing way to open Thad Jones' "A Child Is Born," while the bittersweet "Beautiful Love" changes direction with Stein's intricate guitar. Stein also penned two valuable originals, the intricate post-bop vehicle "Elvin!" and the lighthearted "Wild Woods." Recommended.
© Ken Dryden /TiVo

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1
Nica's Dream
00:06:48

John Stein, Performer - John Lockwood, Performer - Koichi Sato, Performer - Ze Eduardo Nazario, Performer - Horace Silver, Composer

(C) 2013 Whaling City Sound (P) 2013 Whaling City Sound

2
Moanin'
00:05:07

John Stein, Performer - John Lockwood, Performer - Koichi Sato, Performer - Ze Eduardo Nazario, Performer - Bobby Timmons, Composer

(C) 2013 Whaling City Sound (P) 2013 Whaling City Sound

3
A Child Is Born
00:06:23

John Stein, Performer - John Lockwood, Performer - Koichi Sato, Performer - Ze Eduardo Nazario, Performer - Thad Jones, Composer

(C) 2013 Whaling City Sound (P) 2013 Whaling City Sound

4
Elvin!
00:08:19

John Stein, Performer - John Lockwood, Performer - Koichi Sato, Performer - Ze Eduardo Nazario, Performer - John Stein, Composer

(C) 2013 Whaling City Sound (P) 2013 Whaling City Sound

5
Invitation
00:07:31

John Stein, Performer - John Lockwood, Performer - Koichi Sato, Performer - Ze Eduardo Nazario, Performer - Bronislaw Kaper, Composer

(C) 2013 Whaling City Sound (P) 2013 Whaling City Sound

6
Vivo Sonhando (Dreamer)
00:06:34

John Stein, Performer - John Lockwood, Performer - Koichi Sato, Performer - Ze Eduardo Nazario, Performer - Antonio Carlos Jobim, Composer

(C) 2013 Whaling City Sound (P) 2013 Whaling City Sound

7
Beautiful Love
00:05:13

John Stein, Performer - John Lockwood, Performer - Koichi Sato, Performer - Ze Eduardo Nazario, Performer - Egbert van Alstyne, Composer - Wayne King, Composer - Victor Young, Composer

(C) 2013 Whaling City Sound (P) 2013 Whaling City Sound

8
Wild Woods
00:04:46

John Stein, Performer - John Lockwood, Performer - Koichi Sato, Performer - Ze Eduardo Nazario, Performer - John Stein, Composer

(C) 2013 Whaling City Sound (P) 2013 Whaling City Sound

9
The Boys from Syracuse: Falling in Love with Love
00:06:19

John Stein, Performer - John Lockwood, Performer - Koichi Sato, Performer - Ze Eduardo Nazario, Performer - Richard Rodgers, Composer

(C) 2013 Whaling City Sound (P) 2013 Whaling City Sound

Album review

John Stein's recording pace has picked up considerably since his association with the Whaling City Sound label. These studio sessions from mid-2009 reunite him with the group on his previous CD, Encounterpoint, including pianist Koichi Sato, drummer Zé Eduardo Nazario, and bassist John Lockwood. While this is not a regularly working quartet, as each musician has other commitments, Stein booked a few live dates to woodshed on-stage prior to going into the studio, always a good plan. Most of the fare will be familiar to jazz fans, starting off with a breezy setting of Horace Silver's "Nica's Dream," while Bobby Timmons' "Moanin'" gets a new look with Nazario's shuffling rhythm on brushes and an overall funky flavor not usually present, plus use of Fender Rhodes, which proves less percussive than in most recordings. Sato's shimmering introduction is a refreshing way to open Thad Jones' "A Child Is Born," while the bittersweet "Beautiful Love" changes direction with Stein's intricate guitar. Stein also penned two valuable originals, the intricate post-bop vehicle "Elvin!" and the lighthearted "Wild Woods." Recommended.
© Ken Dryden /TiVo

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