Innovative, all acoustic, multicultural World Music combining elements of Jazz, Indian, Ghazals, New Orleans and Blues. Dark Clouds
Stu Goldberg and Cassius Khan
Dedication Records DED-2181.
Stu Goldberg, former keyb...
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Innovative, all acoustic, multicultural World Music combining elements of Jazz, Indian, Ghazals, New Orleans and Blues.
Dark Clouds
Stu Goldberg and Cassius Khan
Dedication Records DED-2181.
Stu Goldberg, former keyboardist with the Mahavishnu Orchestra, John McLaughlin, Al Di Meola, Wayne Shorter, Billy Cobham, Jack Bruce, Freddie Hubbard and others leads this spirited album on piano and percussion featuring Cassius Khan on tabla and vocals with Jennifer Lauren Goldberg on vocals.
Innovative, all acoustic, multicultural World Music featuring inspired solos, duos, trios and ensembles combining elements of Jazz, Indian, Ghazals, New Orleans and Blues.
Recorded & mixed in pristine high resolution stereo and
5.0 multichannel surround.
Hybrid Super Audio CD - plays in all conventional CD players.
Special SACD features - high resolution 5.0 multichannel and 2 channel mixes.
Produced, arranged, recorded & mixed by Stu Goldberg
Tracks:
1. Ragamala - 21:13, Piano - tabla duo. An intense magical journey through many musical styles and cultures.
2. Rain - 6:59, Soulful vocals, piano and percussion.
3. Keherwa - 6:31, Spirited hand percussion duo.
4. Dark Clouds - 19:43, A symphony of haunting vocals, piano and a tabla tour de force.
What the critics say about Stu Goldberg:
"Goldberg turns the piano inside out."
-- Lee Underwood, Record Review
"Intriguing compositions and imaginative improvisations."
--Don Heckman, Los Angeles Times
"Spirited displays of virtuosity."
--George Wanamaker, Downbeat
“A masterful pianist and exquisite musical storyteller."
-- Mark E. Gallo, jazzreview.com
"A genuine sense of exploration."
--Dave Conway, Melody Maker
“Uncanny accuracy.”
-- Robert Palmer, The New York Times
“Goldberg... transcends boundaries - between jazz and chamber music,
between Europe, America and India, between composition and improvisation...”
-- Joachim E. Berendt, Stereo
“At times Goldberg strokes the keys as tenderly as Cezanne paints pastel colors
on a canvas... a pianist who's fingers seem to be made of rubber... his
compositions showcase a talented visionary musician with great technique who
creates his own universe through the piano.”
-- Dieter Gruenfeld, Berliner Morgenpost
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