Bob Nieske's Wolf Soup - My Desire (1993)
BAND/ARTIST: Bob Nieske's Wolf Soup
- Title: My Desire
- Year Of Release: 1993
- Label: GM Recordings
- Genre: Jazz
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 01:02:03
- Total Size: 283 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Charlie's Rondo
02. Simplifying Simple Flying
03. Teacher
04. Home
05. Mr. Ives
06. Dick Twardzik
07. Whatsoever Is Leanin On Your Heart
08. Misterioso
09. Transendental Monk
10. I Found A New Baby
11. My Desire
Wolf Soup…? Bob Nieske explains that “I had a friend named Sharon Wolf. You’d look in her refrigerator and think there was nothing to eat, but she could always make a great soup out of stuff you’d never think of putting together. So I wrote a song called ‘Wolf Soup’ — I recorded it with Jimmy Giuffre on his Soul Note album Quasar (voted Modern Jazz Record of the Year by Jazz Hot magazine) — and later saw how the concept fit the personalities in the band. Everyone is a complete individual, but you put them all together and you get something, um, nourishing.” According to writer Kevin Whitehead, Wolf Soup is “good for you, based on unexpected choices, a merging of diverse flavors and tastes…from Charlie Haden to Sidney Bechet: that’s the kind of soup we’re in.”
New England bassist Nieske is the founder, leader and composer of Wolf Soup. Best known for his participation in the Jimmy Giuffre Quartet — with whom he toured Europe frequently and recorded three albums on Soul Note — Nieske has also recorded or performed with Duke Robillard, George Russell and the Living Time Orchestra, Alan Dawson, Orange Then Blue, Larry Coryell, The Either Orchestra, Ronnie Earl, Eartha Kitt, Dakota Staton and Herb Pomeroy. He is also the winner of the 1994 Jazz Composers Alliance Jazz Composition Contest and a 1990 Boston Music Awards nominee for outstanding bassist.
Other unique ingredients in this recipe are the influential guitarist Jon Damian, effervescent drummer Nat Mugavero and the uniquely symbiotic saxophone work of Tom Hall and Jimmy Cameron.
01. Charlie's Rondo
02. Simplifying Simple Flying
03. Teacher
04. Home
05. Mr. Ives
06. Dick Twardzik
07. Whatsoever Is Leanin On Your Heart
08. Misterioso
09. Transendental Monk
10. I Found A New Baby
11. My Desire
Wolf Soup…? Bob Nieske explains that “I had a friend named Sharon Wolf. You’d look in her refrigerator and think there was nothing to eat, but she could always make a great soup out of stuff you’d never think of putting together. So I wrote a song called ‘Wolf Soup’ — I recorded it with Jimmy Giuffre on his Soul Note album Quasar (voted Modern Jazz Record of the Year by Jazz Hot magazine) — and later saw how the concept fit the personalities in the band. Everyone is a complete individual, but you put them all together and you get something, um, nourishing.” According to writer Kevin Whitehead, Wolf Soup is “good for you, based on unexpected choices, a merging of diverse flavors and tastes…from Charlie Haden to Sidney Bechet: that’s the kind of soup we’re in.”
New England bassist Nieske is the founder, leader and composer of Wolf Soup. Best known for his participation in the Jimmy Giuffre Quartet — with whom he toured Europe frequently and recorded three albums on Soul Note — Nieske has also recorded or performed with Duke Robillard, George Russell and the Living Time Orchestra, Alan Dawson, Orange Then Blue, Larry Coryell, The Either Orchestra, Ronnie Earl, Eartha Kitt, Dakota Staton and Herb Pomeroy. He is also the winner of the 1994 Jazz Composers Alliance Jazz Composition Contest and a 1990 Boston Music Awards nominee for outstanding bassist.
Other unique ingredients in this recipe are the influential guitarist Jon Damian, effervescent drummer Nat Mugavero and the uniquely symbiotic saxophone work of Tom Hall and Jimmy Cameron.
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