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Joey Baron/Arthur Blythe/Ron Carter/Bill Frisell: We'll Soon Find Out (Intuition 3515-2).


Joey Baron/Arthur Blythe/Ron Carter/Bill Frisell: We'll Soon Find Out (Intuition intuition, in philosophy, way of knowing directly; immediate apprehension. The Greeks understood intuition to be the grasp of universal principles by the intelligence (nous), as distinguished from the fleeting impressions of the senses.  3515-2)

The previous outing for this all-star aggregation, Down Home, was a lot of fun, but not quite convincing, as the "down-hominess" seemed a little forced, sort of the jazz equivalent of one of the old early-'70s "concept" albums that rock bands felt for some reason obligated ob·li·gate  
tr.v. ob·li·gat·ed, ob·li·gat·ing, ob·li·gates
1. To bind, compel, or constrain by a social, legal, or moral tie. See Synonyms at force.

2. To cause to be grateful or indebted; oblige.
 to put out from time to time. This one sounds much more natural, and by the second cut, "Closer Than You Think," where even Ron Carter gets to stretch out and take a bit of the spotlight (he had been pretty well relegated to a supporting role supporting role nsecond rôle m

supporting role nruolo non protagonista 
 on Down Home), you know these guys are cooking together and are going to be laying down some really great grooves. All the cuts are by Frisell, but seem to be written with his bandmates in mind. "Junior," for instance, sounds as though it would fit right into an Arthur Blythe Arthur Blythe (born May 7, 1940, in Los Angeles, California) is an American jazz alto saxophonist and composer. His stylistic voice has a distinct vibrato and he plays within the post-bop subgenre of jazz.  album. Everybody gets a chance to shine, but always within the context of pulling together: these guys sound like a real band, not just four studio guys knocking out another CD. Good, good stuff, one of the best jazz CDs to come along for quite a while. - KWN KWN Kid Witness News (video education program)
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Title Annotation:Review
Author:Nehring, Karl W.
Publication:Sensible Sound
Article Type:Sound Recording Review
Date:Jan 1, 2001
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