Orelsan Sama

Le Silo, are a 3-piece band from Japan, that play a widely influenced blend of demanding prog rock, which mostly takes the form of RIO and avant-jazz, with punk-rock stylistics, which is not only captivating, but well played. By no means is their sound entirely original, but the musicianship is of a high quality and they do indeed have some very excellent and surprising moments too.

A collection of traditional and folk arrangements from the Argentine born, Asturian vocalist, whose passion explodes from deceptively timid verses, or lilts like a mournful shepherd accompanied only by a setting sun. Essential listening.

McCoy Tyner - Counterpoints, Live In Tokyo (1978) {Milestone 00025218933926 rel 2004}
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© 1978, 2004 Milestone Records / Fantasy / Universal | 00025218933926
Jazz / Post Bop / Modal Jazz / Piano

Although these live tracks were recorded on the same evening in 1978 as McCoy Tyner's earlier Milestone album Passion Dance, they inexplicably remained unreleased until 2004. With Tyner joined by a powerful rhythm section consisting of bassist Ron Carter and drummer Tony Williams, the fireworks begin with an explosive interpretation of the pianist's "The Greeting." Next are two solo piano features, including a return to Tyner's exotic "Aisha" and "Sama Layuca," the latter building upon a hypnotic vamp from Tyner's left hand as thunderous chords with occasional tremolos are played by his right hand.