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Various Artists - Miles Español - New Sketches Of Spain (2011) [2CD]
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Producer Bob Belden has turned reinventing the music of Miles Davis into a cottage industry, taking Davis to India for 2008’s Miles from India, and more recently Belden has given us Asiento, which re-imagined Bitches Brew as a slice of electronica. Now he gives us Miles Español, which finds Belden pairing veterans of Davis' various bands with musicians from Spain, Morocco, and Latin America on classic tracks from Davis' Sketches of Spain and Kind of Blue albums. Hearing Davis compositions with oud, bassoon, accordion, and bongos is certainly exotic and interesting, but one longs for the elegant, stately grace of the original albums.
In the days of the so-called Young Lions jazz wave—which lasted roughly, from 1981 to 1992—instrumentalists and singers were all the rage. At the tail end of that period, South Carolina-born saxophonist Bob Belden was making waves for his comprehensive and compelling arranging chops. Over the last two decades, Belden has brilliantly re-imagined the music of Sting, Puccini, Stevie Wonder, and, most notably Miles Davis. Devotees of the Prince of Darkness also know that Belden is one of the world's most astute "Milesologists," as evidenced by the Grammy-winning Miles Davis Sony box set compilations he produced.
Belden's genius for going beyond musical and cultural borders is on full display on this invigorative and inventive, two-CD exploration of Davis' flamenco- and Spanish-tinged pieces, largely selected from his legendary collaboration with arranger Gil Evans, Sketches of Spain (Columbia, 1960), and Kind of Blue (Columbia, 1959)—two towering recordings that formed a fertile crescent where the Old and New worlds met on equal terms. Comprising sixteen tracks, Belden has recruited a diverse array of over forty musicians, from ex-Davis sidemen including drummer Jack DeJohnette, bassist Ron Carter and über-pianist Chick Corea, to name a few, to Spanish masters like guitarist Niño Joseles and Chano Dominguez, arguably the most proficient jazz piano interpreter of flamenco genre, along with Belden's longtime band mate, trumpeter Tim Hagans. On this profound project Belden used Davis' Afro-Iberian musical tapestry to weave a rooted, yet revelatory new hybrid that sizzles under the heat of the Andalusia sun, and on the Manhattan bandstand.
Belden's re-rendering of Rodrigo's "Concierto de Aranjuez" and the "Saeta/Pan Piper" is a more Latin American/Maghred-oriented affair, courtesy of Edmar Castaneda's Colombian harp, Rabih Abou-Khalil's mournful Lebanese oud and Cristano Pato's piercing, Hispano-Celtic bagpipe. The Afro-Cubanized "Flamenco Sketches" burns with New York trumpeter Jerry Gonzalez's dark, lovely and Davis-tinged flugelhorn, peppered by Dominguez's Segovia-meets-Bud Powell pianism. Havana-born pianist Gonzalo Rubalcaba's rhapsodic lines illuminate his own "Fantasia por Miles y Gil," pulsed by the formidable footprints of Carter's sorcerer-like bass lines and accented by Peruvian drummer/ex-Weather Report sideman Alex Acuna. Corea gets to wear his Spanish heart on his sleeve on the self-penned "Trampolin," with Carter and Mexican drum phenom Antonio Sanchez, contrasted by DeJohnette's Caribbean-cadenced, "Spantango," with Puerto Rican pianist Edsel Gomez and Venezuelan percussionist Luisito Quintero.
With this daring and diverse recording, Belden shows how Spanish and Spanish-speaking artists have easily absorbed the Davis/Evans Brujera Brew, and how jazz instrumentalists have adapted to the ancient, African/Moorish and Gypsy/Jewish Flamenco strains in swinging fashion, without the need of a translator.
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CD1
01. Concierto De Aranjuez - Rabih Abou Khalil, Edmar Castañeda, Alex Acuña
02. Trampolin - Chick Corea, Ron Carter, Antonio Sanchez, Jorge Pardo
03. Just Three Miles - Rabih Abou Khalil, Chano Domínguez, Alex Acuña
04. Duende - Niño Joseles, Jorge Pardo
05. Fantasia Por Miles Y Gil - Gonzalo Rubalcaba
06. Broto Y Cayo - Alex Acuña, Adam Rudolph, Niño Joseles
07. Paisaje Urbano - Edsel Gomez, Alex Acuña, John Benitez, Sammy Figueroa
08. Saeta/Pan Piper - Cristina Pato, Edmar Castañeda
CD2
01. Spantango - Jack DeJohnette, Chano Domínguez, Eddie Gomez, Jorge Pardo
02. Flamenco Sketches - Sonny Fortune, Jerry Gonzalez, Chano Domínguez, Sammy Figueroa, Alex Acuña, John Benitez
03. Tirititran Catalan - Chick Corea, Carles Benavent, Jack DeJohnette, Niño Joseles
04. El Swing - John Scofield, Chick Corea, Jack DeJohnette, Eddie Gomez
05. Momento - Gonzalo Rubalcaba, Ron Carter, Alex Acuña
06. Teo/Neo - Edsel Gomez, Alex Acuña, John Benitez, Sammy Figueroa
07. Beautiful Love - Niño Joseles, Chano Domínguez
08. Solea - Jaco Abel, Victor Prieto, Carles Benavent
*2011 eOne Music | EOM-CD-2104
Personnel:
Bob Belden: co-producer, arranger, marimbas, timpani
Ron Carter: bass
Jack DeJohnette: drums
Sonny Fortune: flute
Eddie Gomez: bass
Gonzalo Rubalcaba: piano
John Scofield: guitar
Rabih Abou-Khalil: oud
John Clark: French horn
Tim Hagans: trumpet
Jerry Gonzalez: percussion, conga, flugelhorn
Adam Rudolph: tabla, caxixi, cajon, sintir, qarqaba
Jorge Pardo: flute
Alex Acuña: percussion, bongos, drums, maracas, bells, cajon, quinto
Carlos Benavent: bass
John Benítez: bass
Chick Corea: piano
Sammy Figuerova: percussion, conga, ganza
Scott Kinsey: synthesizer
Lou Marini: flute, bass flute
Michael Rabinowitz: bassoon
John Riley: timpani
Antonio Sanchéz: drums
Vince Wilburn Jr.: drums
Mike Williams: trumpet
Chano Domínguez: piano
Luisito Quintero: conga
Charles Pillow: English horn, oboe
Edsel Gomez: piano
Jaco Abel: guitar
Dominick Farinacci: trumpet
Victor Prieto: accordion
Cristina Pato: bagpipes
Edmar Castaneda: harp
Brahim Fribgame: dumbek, cajon
Niño Joseles: guitar