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Charles Lloyd & the Marvels + Lucinda Williams PORTADA CONTACTO ♫ DISCOS CINE ESPECIALES CONCIERTOS ENTREVIS Inicio » 10's » 2018 » Charles Lloyd » discos reseñas » JJ » Lucinda Williams » CHARLES LLOYD & THE MARVELS + LUCINDA WILLIAMS - Vanished gardens (2018) CHARLES LLOYD & THE MARVELS + LUCINDA 2 WILLIAMS - Vanished gardens (2018) Juanjo Mestre 7.9.18 10's , 2018 , Charles Lloyd , discos reseñas , JJ , Lucinda Williams Título: Vanished gardens Intérprete: Charles Lloyd & The Marvels with Lucinda Williams Año: 2018 Formato: Álbum Sello: Blue Note Records Canciones: 1. Defiant / 2. Dust words / 3. Vanished gardens / 4. Ventura / 5. Balled of the sad young men / 6. We've come too far to turn around / 7. Blues for Langston and LaRue / 8. Unsuffer me / 9. Monk's mood / 10. Angel words ...quién es más sabio, si un incombustible clásico del jazz más emocional como Charles Lloyd o una auténtica musa del rock como Lucinda Williams que mantiene una regularidad atípica con el paso de las décadas... Por Juanjo 'Johnny JJ' Dice el proverbio popular que quien anda con sabios, sabio será. O al menos se enriquecerá con su sabiduría. La verdad es que no es cuestión de descifrar quién es más sabio, si un incombustible clásico del jazz más emocional como Charles Lloyd o una auténtica musa del rock como Lucinda Williams que mantiene una regularidad atípica con el paso de las décadas. Dust De entrada me fío bastante poco del resultado de duetos o colaboraciones en el mundillo musical, tantas veces enfocados hacia aspectos comercialoides, pero siempre hay excepciones que confirman la regla. Tal es el caso que nos ocupa, y eso que previamente puede aparentar tan quimérico como extravagante. Por supuesto hay que mencionar que ambos están brillantemente escoltados por músicos del calibre de The Marvels (Bill Frisell y Greg Leisz a las guitarras, Reuben Rogers al bajo y Eric Harland a la batería). No es la primera vez que el gran maestro del jazz ha colaborado con ilustres invitados y, si nos fijamos en su trayectoria, se puede recordar desde Willie Nelson o Norah Jones hasta Roger McGuinn y Mike Love de los Beach Boys en aquel histórico álbum "Waves" de 1972. Por su parte, la diva de Luisiana participa en unas exquisitas revisiones de su repertorio más relativamente reciente, como "Ventura", "Unsuffer me" o "Dust", a las que se suma "We've come too far to turn around" y una magnífica versión del clásico "Angel" de Jimi Hendrix como colofón del disco. Entre ellas deambula un repóker de instrumentales que son canela fina, dos de las cuales son adaptaciones como el "Monk's mood" del mítico pianista de jazz Thelonius Monk o el clásico de soul sixtie "Ballad of the sad young men" de Roberta Flack. Así, entre brochazos de jazz, de country y de soul transcurre "Vanished gardens", un álbum tan inspirado como bucólico, profundo y adictivo. Una auténtica gozada. Angel CHARLES LLOYD & THE MARVELS + LUCINDA WILLIAMS - Vanished gardens (2018) Juanjo Mestre ★★★★☆4 Juanjo Mestre Redactor y publicado 7.9.18 Etiquetas: 10's , 2018 , Charles Lloyd , discos reseñas , JJ , Lucinda Williams Me gusta 52 Tweet Compartir este artículo en: Facebook Google+ Twitter Pinterest Síguenos en: Te pueden interesar aquí.
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