MP3 christopher brown - rough sax
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Christopher Brown's sax harkens back to an earlier age, when lounges were dark, smoky, sultry and cool. On Rough Sax, Christopher Brown presents thirteen original tunes taking a musical romp around the globe.
13 MP3 Songs
JAZZ: World Fusion, POP: Quirky
Details:
Chuck Flores in the Feb. addition of âBUDDYâ the original Texas music magazine reviewed âROUGH SAX.â
His review follows.
With his warm soothing tone and his lyrical phrasing, Christopher Brownâs sax harkens back to an earlier age, when lounges were dark, smoky, sultry and cool.
On the Metrosong CD. ROUGH SAX, producer/arranger Chip Evens allows Brownâs artistry to come through. Whether itâs the aptly named âSpace Jamâ with its moody motifs or some of the more exotic grooves like âBay of Pigs,â âTango in Fâ of the reggae tinged âAngry Bob.â
The arrangements on these 13 instrumentals are deliberately stark: the only other musicians featured are Evans on piano and guitar and Mike McCraw on drums, and even then their presence is very limited. The spare production only accentuates the intimacy of Brownâs sax. And Itâs that smooth, seductive sax that cajoles, that entices and takes the lucky listener to a wide-open ride that recalls the musical legends like Stan Getz and Paul Desmond.
As if to bely its title ROUGH SAX is a decidedly mellow trip-----thereâs nothing rough about it. But the CD is never boring. Itâs introspective, romantic at times, sassy at other times, and even delivers the high squeals just when you want them. ROUGH SAX even manages to surprise, with relentlessness of the drum driven âRumbleâ and the â60s-era coolness of âI Heard it Beforeâ.
Just because the tracks have song titles, its easy to assume that Brown and company went into the studio and recorded straightforward performances of songs.
Recognizing Brownâs intuitive strengths, Evans opted for the open-ended improvisational form.
In this setting Christopher Brown can paint his musical canvas without worrying about coloring outside the lines. ROUGH SAX succeeds as a result on that great decision.
13 MP3 Songs
JAZZ: World Fusion, POP: Quirky
Details:
Chuck Flores in the Feb. addition of âBUDDYâ the original Texas music magazine reviewed âROUGH SAX.â
His review follows.
With his warm soothing tone and his lyrical phrasing, Christopher Brownâs sax harkens back to an earlier age, when lounges were dark, smoky, sultry and cool.
On the Metrosong CD. ROUGH SAX, producer/arranger Chip Evens allows Brownâs artistry to come through. Whether itâs the aptly named âSpace Jamâ with its moody motifs or some of the more exotic grooves like âBay of Pigs,â âTango in Fâ of the reggae tinged âAngry Bob.â
The arrangements on these 13 instrumentals are deliberately stark: the only other musicians featured are Evans on piano and guitar and Mike McCraw on drums, and even then their presence is very limited. The spare production only accentuates the intimacy of Brownâs sax. And Itâs that smooth, seductive sax that cajoles, that entices and takes the lucky listener to a wide-open ride that recalls the musical legends like Stan Getz and Paul Desmond.
As if to bely its title ROUGH SAX is a decidedly mellow trip-----thereâs nothing rough about it. But the CD is never boring. Itâs introspective, romantic at times, sassy at other times, and even delivers the high squeals just when you want them. ROUGH SAX even manages to surprise, with relentlessness of the drum driven âRumbleâ and the â60s-era coolness of âI Heard it Beforeâ.
Just because the tracks have song titles, its easy to assume that Brown and company went into the studio and recorded straightforward performances of songs.
Recognizing Brownâs intuitive strengths, Evans opted for the open-ended improvisational form.
In this setting Christopher Brown can paint his musical canvas without worrying about coloring outside the lines. ROUGH SAX succeeds as a result on that great decision.
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