Soulive: Turn It Out

Soulive SKU: 41959336
Soulive: Turn It Out

Soulive: Turn It Out

Soulive SKU: 41959336

Format: CD

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Description

Title: Turn It Out
Artist: Soulive
Label: Made in Germany Musi
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 718750370624
Genre: Jazz

The independently produced "Turn It Out" went on to sell an astonishing 65,000 copies, enabling Soulive to gain recognition in the jazz/funk scene. This is Soulive´s 1st full length CD recorded over the summer of 1999. Live + studio cuts featuring John Scofield, Oteil Burbridge and Sam Kininger. Guitarist Eric Krasno tends to dominate the proceedings. But his is a clean, clear sound derived from the soulful single-line strategies of Grant Green and George Benson. He's a sensational soloist who knows how to spice up a riff or expand on a melodic idea. Matching Krasno wit for wit is organist Neal Evans, once a student of the late Jacky Byard. He jumps out of the Jimmy Smith bag, only hinting that he comes from a place of tougher music, the study of scales and harmonic theory. But he doesn't rest easily in one place too long. Still, these three - guided in no small part by the expert rhythm-ning of drummer Alan Evans - make for one heck of a tight rhythm section. That's why the groove never gets boring.

Tracks:
1.1 Steppin´
1.2 Uncle Junior (Live)
1.3 Azucar
1.4 Tabasco
1.5 Rudy´s Way
1.6 Jesus Children (Live)
1.7 Nealization
1.8 So Live!
1.9 Arruga de Agua
1.10 Turn It Out
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