Record Reviews
📝 2096 reviews| Artist | Title | Review |
|---|---|---|
| Little Walter | Boss Blues Harmonica | |
| Little Walter | Boss Blues Harmonica | |
| Live | Ecstatic Fanatic | |
| Reg Livermore | The Entertainer | |
| Living Colour | Biscuits | |
| Alex Lloyd | Watching Angels Mend | |
| Charles Lloyd | All My Relations | <p>This CD by the Charles Lloyd Quartet avoids fitting into any of the stereotypes that one might have about ECM's recordings. Pianist Bobo Stenson has carved his own identity out of the styles of Bill Evans and Keith Jarrett, drummer Billy Hart is stimulating in support and Anders Jormin provides a walking bass on many of the tracks; a rarity for ECM sessions. As one might expect, the main focus is on Charles Lloyd whose playing during the past decade has been some of the finest of his career. He mostly sticks to tenor (just playing flute on "Little Peace" and Chinese oboe on the very brief "Milarepa"), and although traces of John Coltrane's sound will always be in his tone, Lloyd comes up with quite a few original ideas. He is best on "Thelonious Theonlyus" (which has a slight calypso feel to it), the episodic "Cape to Cairo Suite" (a tribute to Nelson Mandela), a long tenor/drums duet on "All My Relations" (which is a mix between "Chasin' the 'Trane" and "Bessie's Blues") and the brooding spiritual "Hymne to the Mother." A strong effort.</p><p>— <b>Scott Yanow</b></p> |
| Kenny Loggins | Celebrate Me Home | |
| Kenny Loggins | Alive | |
| Kenny Loggins | Vox Humana | |
| Loggins And Messina | Sittin' In | |
| Loggins And Messina | So Fine | |
| Loggins And Messina | Best Of Friends | |
| Loggins And Messina | Native Sons | |
| Kirk Lorange | No Apostrophe | |
| Lyle Lovett | Pontiac | |
| Lyle Lovett | Joshua Judges Ruth | |
| Lyle Lovett | Step Inside This House | |
| Lyle Lovett | Dr. T And The Women | |
| Lyle Lovett | Lyle Lovett Collection |
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