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“Crowded Solitudes” is another example of Revis’s “back-to-the-future” philosophy: the invention of the future of jazz is rooted in its past and tradition. With this attitude the bassist and composer defined his path in the world of jazz, travelling the routes of the mainstream and the avant-garde, with Kurt Rosenwinkel or Peter ...
17. Juni 2016 · Crowded Solitudes is an exciting collection of music, and it shows each member of the trio at the height of their abilities.
24. Juli 2016 · Revis mixes three group improvs with compositions from his own pen and that of others, but regardless of authorship, the execution remains an egalitarian affair as the accomplished threesome deliver knotty interplay founded on deep and responsive listening, sometimes at breakneck pace.
6. Mai 2016 · The concert has of course sight, but something about Eric Revis ' Crowded Solitudes suggests other senses to consider. This trio recording follows City Of Asylum (Clean Feed, 2013). Revis has retained pianist Kris Davis, but Gerald Cleaver replaces Andrew Cyrille at the drum chair.
Eric Revis Feat. Kris Davis And Andrew Cyrille. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2016 CD release of "Crowded Solitudes" on Discogs.
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8. Aug. 2016 · Eric Revis is an unpredictable bassist who played with Jeff ‘Tain’ Watts, Branford Marsalis, Kurt Rosenwinkel, and recently with the pianist Aruan Ortiz and the trumpeter Avishai Cohen. In “Crowded Solitudes”, his fifth album, he leads a fantastic trio composed of the hyper-creative pianist Kris Davis and the focused drummer Gerald Cleaver.
Crowded Solitudes is an exciting collection of music, and it shows each member of the trio at the height of their abilities. While it sometimes lacks the explosiveness that I admire in much of Kris Davis’s other work, it makes up for that with intriguing arrangements (thanks to Revis) and group interplay that highlights just what a modern ...
