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Joshua Redman - Walking Shadows 2013









Joshua Redman ‎– Walking Shadows
Label: Nonesuch ‎– 7559-79609-3
Format: CD,
Album
Country: Europe
Released: 2013
Genre: Jazz
Style: Contemporary Jazz, Post Bop 


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Album tracklisting:

1. The Folks Who Live on the Hill (Jerome Kern & Oscar Hammerstein)
2. Lush Life
(Billy Strayhorn)
3. Stop This Train (John Mayer & Pino Palladino)
4. Adagio (J.S. Bach)
5. Easy Living
(Leo Robin & Ralph Rainger)
6. Doll Is Mine (Kazu Makino, Amedeo Maria Pace & Simone Maria Pace)
7. Infant
Eyes (Wayne Shorter)
8. Let It Be (John Lennon & Paul McCartney)
9. Final Hour (Joshua Redman)
10. Last
Glimpse of Gotham (Brad Mehldau)
11. Stardust (Hoagy Carmichael & Mitchell Parish)
12. Let Me Down Easy
(Joshua Redman)


Personnel:

Joshua Redman, saxophone
Brad Mehldau, piano
Larry
Grenadier, bass
Brian Blade, drums

Laura Frautschi (Concertmistress), Avril Brown, Christina Courtin,
Karen Karlsrud, Ann Leathers, Katherine Livolsi-Landau, Joanna Maurer, Courtney Orlando, Yuri Vodovos, violin
Vincent Lionti, Daniel Panner, Dov Scheindlin, viola
Stephanie Cummins, Eugene Moye, Ellen Westermann, cello
Timothy Cobb, bass
Pamela Sklar, flute
Robert Carlisle, French horn
Conducted by Dan Coleman



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http://www.allmusic.com/album/walking-shadows-mw0002519928

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review

Saxophonist
Joshua Redman combines some really attractive virtues: deep jazz knowledge and formidable technique on his instrument.
Combine this with a balanced but slightly assertive style that is a prime example of fluency and inventiveness, and you
have a musician of such intelligence and energy, who is so adaptable, that he easily finds a way to make himself at home
in any given musical surrounding. As such, Redman is perfectly suited to performing with large ensembles.

The
orchestrations on Walking Shadows are gorgeously rendered landscapes against which Redman and his quartet play..
Produced by one-time Redman sideman, pianist Brad Mehldau, Walking Shadows assembles a gentle, sultry, and extremely
elegant collection of ballads with a wide array of choices. Redman has always possessed such a profound grasp of the
tradition and, on top of that, a profound ability to reshape it. This riveting collection cherishes timeless tunes like
"The Folks Who Live on The Hill" and "Lush Life," but it also indicates a broader taste, like The Beatles' classic "Let
It Be," John Mayer's "Stop This Train," and Bach's "Adagio." The epic arrangements provided by Mehldau, Patrick Zimmerli
and conductor Dan Coleman bring a cinematic quality to the album's treatment of these classics, which breathe and swell
as they cajole and interact with Redman's affable sax.

Bach's mournful composition sounds like a late night
conversation between saxophone and bass, with drummer Brian Blade's unobtrusive brushes adding a sense of drama without
breaking stride or upsetting the tune'snocturnal balance. "Easy Living" and Wayne Shorter's "Infant Eyes," with their
colorful and lush arrangements, sound like a film soundtrack, with sensuously swaying sax lines that give the overall
album an old- time flavor. Redman's original, "Final Hour," is a sad lament, supported by Mehldau's minimalistic piano,
balancing the leader's brooding melodies.

That this stellar cast would opt for a more spearheaded approach
might be expected, but none of them rocks the boat or disperses with the recording's cinematic feel. It really takes a
wise accompanist to distinguish between applying a personal stamp or serving the compositions as an effective ensemble
player. Mehldau maintains an uncharacteristically discreet presence on the record, and his own "Last Glimpse of Gotham"
features sweet, poignant string writing, with Redman adding a deep wistfulness to make the music seemingly evoke another
time and place. The lush, sensuous strings give it strength, as it swells to near-majestic proportions and then,
suddenly, subsides. The record closes gracefully with Redman's original, "Let Me Down Easy."

Walking Shadows
is an emotionally charged, wonderfully seamless slow burn of an album that is a great work of art. It points not only to
Redman's ability as a performer and composer, and his taste for diverse material, but also to the depth of his heart and
how well he listens to his own Muse.

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