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The Glenious Inner Planet
The Glenious Inner Planet: The Glenious Inner Planet
by C. Michael Bailey
This is not yourt parent's Dave Brubeck. For that matter, if you put Brubeck in the Telepod from the 1958 film The Fly, with the spirit of Shawn Lane, and teleported them into the future, that might come closest to describing this “Blue Rondo a la Raad." Brubeck is replaced by Chris Cortez's precisely reverberated electric guitar. Paul Desmond morphs into Woody Witt, and the festivities are started by bandleader Glen Ackerman, who is the product of a gamma-ray irradiated ...
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By Pico OK, I relent. I was forced by the overwhelming evidence to do it. I had to create a new tag “Houston TX" because even though we've long had a “Texas" tag, the richness and diversity of good music originating from the Space City was more than enough on its own to demand its own category. Just on this space alone we've feted the contributions of The Crusaders, Lightnin' Hopkins, Ronnie Laws, and even Jandek. I know we've barely ...
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The Glenious Inner Planet is Reviewed by Jazz Chicago
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JAZZ CHICAGOReview By: Brad Walseth The Glenious Inner Planet (Blue Bamboo Music) You don't hear many bands cover Dave Brubeck's gnarly “Blue Rondo a la Turk," (the variation here is titled “Blue Rondo a la Raad") but that's the case on bassist Glen Ackerman's new album The Glenious Inner Planet. Of course, I don't remember an electric guitar solo (courtesy the talented Chris Cortez) occuring on the original either, but in any case it is good clean fun featuring great ...
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