Cradle 8

John Abercrombie and Marek Dykta - Cradle Of Light (2009) {EFCM Records 884502051247}
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© 2009 EFCM Records | 884502051247
Jazz / Contemporary Jazz / Post-Bop / Guitar

This enchanting duet project features Polish-born (and Berklee grad) Marek Dykta engaging in some intimate guitar dialogues with his friend and mentor John Abercrombie. Between four delicate waltzes, including Dykta's affecting "2642", the playfully dissonant " How They Dance" and the lovely "Ten Nights" along with Dykta's gorgeous " The Day that wouldn't End" and Abercrombie's introspective "Foolish Door", this is a brilliant collection of luminous, warm-toned improvisations.

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