Marcus Roberts - Deep In The Shed (1990) CD Rip
BAND/ARTIST: Marcus Roberts
- Title: Deep In The Shed
- Year Of Release: 1990
- Label: Novus [PD83078]
- Genre: Jazz, Hard Bop, Post Bop
- Quality: FLAC (image + .cue,log,scans) | MP3/320 kbps
- Total Time: 42:22
- Total Size: 249 MB(+3%) | 100 MB(+3%)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Nebuchadnezzar (Roberts) - 9:40
02. Spiritual Awakening (Roberts) - 5:57
03. The Governor (Roberts) - 5:40
04. Deep in the Shed (Roberts) - 11:10
05. Mysterious Interlude (Roberts) - 5:43
06. E. Dankworth (Roberts) - 4:10
personnel :
Marcus Roberts - piano
Herb Harris - tenor saxophone
Todd Williams - tenor saxophone
Wessell Anderson - alto saxophone
Scotty Barnhard - trumpet
E. Dankworth - trumpet
Wycliffe Gordon - trombone
Chris Thomas - bass
Reginald Veal - bass
Maurice Carnes - drums
Herlin Riley - drums, percussion
Pianist Marcus Roberts' second album as a leader is plagued by an excess of seriousness and an overly high if noble sense of purpose that made one wonder if writer Stanley Crouch was starting to influence Roberts. The music is often so dry and sober as to be lacking the joy of life. The six Roberts originals, although referred to by Crouch in the liner notes as blues, have the feeling rather than the 12-bar structure of the blues and are generally quite melancholy. Roberts utilizes several of Wynton Marsalis' sidemen including the trumpeter himself (under the pseudonym of E. Dankworth) and the expert wa-wa trombone of Wycliffe Gordon, who gives the date a much needed dose of humor. Marcus Roberts also plays quite well but one wishes he had lightened up a bit.~Scott Yanow
01. Nebuchadnezzar (Roberts) - 9:40
02. Spiritual Awakening (Roberts) - 5:57
03. The Governor (Roberts) - 5:40
04. Deep in the Shed (Roberts) - 11:10
05. Mysterious Interlude (Roberts) - 5:43
06. E. Dankworth (Roberts) - 4:10
personnel :
Marcus Roberts - piano
Herb Harris - tenor saxophone
Todd Williams - tenor saxophone
Wessell Anderson - alto saxophone
Scotty Barnhard - trumpet
E. Dankworth - trumpet
Wycliffe Gordon - trombone
Chris Thomas - bass
Reginald Veal - bass
Maurice Carnes - drums
Herlin Riley - drums, percussion
Pianist Marcus Roberts' second album as a leader is plagued by an excess of seriousness and an overly high if noble sense of purpose that made one wonder if writer Stanley Crouch was starting to influence Roberts. The music is often so dry and sober as to be lacking the joy of life. The six Roberts originals, although referred to by Crouch in the liner notes as blues, have the feeling rather than the 12-bar structure of the blues and are generally quite melancholy. Roberts utilizes several of Wynton Marsalis' sidemen including the trumpeter himself (under the pseudonym of E. Dankworth) and the expert wa-wa trombone of Wycliffe Gordon, who gives the date a much needed dose of humor. Marcus Roberts also plays quite well but one wishes he had lightened up a bit.~Scott Yanow
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