Medeski, Martin & Wood - Notes From The Underground (1991)
01.Hermeto's Daydream
02.Saint, The
03.La Garonne
04.Orbits
05.Uncle Chubb
06.Rebirth
07.Otis
08.United
09.Caravan
10.Querencia
11.Can't Get What You Want.
Recorded at Baby Monster, New York on December 15 & 16, 1991 and Water Music, Hoboken, New Jersey on January 23, 1992. Originally released on Hap-Jones Records.
Medeski Martin & Wood: John Medeski (piano); ... Full DescriptionBilly Martin (drums, percussion); Chris Wood (bass).
Medeski, Martin & Wood: John Medeski (piano); Chris Wood (bass instrument); Billy Martin (drums, percussion).
Recording information: Baby Monster Studio, New York City (1991).
Additional personnel: Gloria Tropp (vocals); Thomas Chapin (alto saxophone, alto flute); Steven Bernstein (trumpet); Billy Lowe (trombone, tuba); Curtis Hasselbring (trombone); Doug Yates (bass clarinet).
Additional personnel: Thomas Chapin (alto flute, alto saxophone); Steven Bernstein (trumpet).
Medeski Martin & Wood: John Medeski (piano); ... Full DescriptionBilly Martin (drums, percussion); Chris Wood (bass).
Medeski, Martin & Wood: John Medeski (piano); Chris Wood (bass instrument); Billy Martin (drums, percussion).
Recording information: Baby Monster Studio, New York City (1991).
Additional personnel: Gloria Tropp (vocals); Thomas Chapin (alto saxophone, alto flute); Steven Bernstein (trumpet); Billy Lowe (trombone, tuba); Curtis Hasselbring (trombone); Doug Yates (bass clarinet).
Additional personnel: Thomas Chapin (alto flute, alto saxophone); Steven Bernstein (trumpet).
Notes From The Underground
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This is the first Medeski, Martin and Wood CD which was recorded in 1992. One of the interesting things about this CD is that it is completely acoustic, compared to their usual electric funk and jazz with heavy synthesizers and sound effects, this is completely acoustic. Alot of the songs are very loosely structured and are full of abstract improv's. Some songs seem to go off on great tangents with the musicians banging away randomly on their instruments with little sense of direction, but after building up to a climax, the melody always seems to reappear and bring the band back together to finish off a great song. If your a Medeski fan, this is a great CD to listen to, to see where they have come from. I could have done without most of the abstract sections, but as always MMW is always able to hold a groove and jam till no end, and Notes From The Underground is no exception.
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