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Musik (cd), ℗2023

Musik (cd), ℗2023

Short stories

Vicente Archer

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Latest edition, musik (cd)

Mirai

4:50 min

Round Comes Round

7:32 min

Space Acres

4:49 min

Lighthouse

2:49 min

Drop Of Dusk

6:08 min

13/14

3:14 min

Message To A Friend

4:40 min

Bye Nashville

4:53 min

It Takes Two To Know One

5:02 min

It Takes Two To Know One (Alternate Take)

4:37 min

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Reviews (3)

All about jazz

d. 3. July 2023

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Mike Jurkovic

d. 3. July 2023

"Bassist Vicente Archer may be a Grammy winner with a long grand vintage (Nicholas Payton, John Scofield, Kenny Garrett, Norah Jones) but he has not revealed his own particular harvest as he does on the amicable and resilient 'Short Stories'. Accompanied on what is technically his debut, fellow Scofield and Payton alum, drummer Bill Stewart and ever curious pianist Gerald Clayton bring to these stories a captivating, unified narrative".

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LondonJazz news

d. 25. May 2023

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Mike Collins (musikanmelder)

d. 25. May 2023

"Archer dips into the repertoire and spirit of some of the top rank artists with whom he's collaborated and reworks them with Gerald Clayton on piano and Bill Stewart on drums. Pat Metheny's "Message to A Friend", Nicholas Payton's "It Takes Two To Know One", and Jeremy Pelt's "13/14" all get an examination and the relaxed R&B groove exemplified by Robert Glasper hovers behind one or two of Archer's originals. Stewart and Clayton also contribute tunes and the result is a set of 10 pieces, characterized by a focused, often muted, intensity".

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DownBeat

2023 August

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Philip Freeman

2023 August

"This is a disc that unfolds slowly, and by the end the impression is one of pleasant surprise. You didn't know Vicente Archer had this in him".