Scenes From Above (CD)
Julian Lage
Amoeba Review
It's only January but Julian Lage's Scenes From Above already feels like a strong contender for year-end best jazz album roundups. The compositions are evocative and delightful with moments of joyful exuberance and languid beauty. Lage collaborated with producer Joe Henry yet again for this one and his new quartet features keyboardist John Medeski, bassist Jorge Roeder, and percussionist Kenny Wollesen. Imaginative, gorgeous, and just plain dazzling, this one's a treat.
Track Listing
Disc 1 Titles |
Artist |
Length |
|---|---|---|
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1.
Opal
|
Julian Lage | 04:09 |
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2.
Red Elm
|
Julian Lage | 04:46 |
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3.
Talking Drum
|
Julian Lage | 05:06 |
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4.
Havens
|
Julian Lage | 04:43 |
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5.
Night Shade
|
Julian Lage | 07:24 |
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6.
Solid Air
|
Julian Lage | 03:20 |
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7.
Ocala
|
Julian Lage | 04:20 |
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8.
Storyville
|
Julian Lage | 04:23 |
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9.
Something More
|
Julian Lage | 04:02 |








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