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Joshua Redman is one of the most acclaimed and respected jazz artists to have emerged in our generation. With a career spanning over thirty years, it is hard to imagine a year of firsts for a musician as prolific as Redman. And yet, 2023 proved to be exactly that: launching his debut album, where are we, on the venerable Blue Note Records label ...
15 de sept. de 2023 · Listen to unlimited streaming or download Where Are We by Joshua Redman in Hi-Res ... bringing along several special guests who each play a song associated with the place they grew up. Crescent City-born trumpeter Nicholas Payton jumps on board for a boldly reharmonized take on "Do You Know What It Means," while guitarist Kurt ...
15 de sept. de 2023 · where are we. From its inception, the Blue Note label has stood for “The Finest In Jazz.”. The same can be said for Joshua Redman. Over the past three decades, the saxophonist, composer, and bandleader has consistently demonstrated how to honor the music’s verities while expanding its reach in contemporary settings.
15 de sept. de 2023 · Redman’s band also focus on the mood of a place. New Orleans is captured by trumpeter Nicholas Payton jousting with Redman’s sax and Manhattan by the urbane swing of Peter Bernstein’s guitar.
Credits. Bass – Reuben Rogers. Drums – Adonis Rose. Executive-Producer – Richard Seidel. Piano – Anthony Wonsey. Producer – Nicholas Payton. Recorded By, Mixed By, Mastered By – James Nichols. Saxophone [Tenor] – Tim Warfield. Trumpet – Nicholas Payton.
In 2018, Enja reissued its 1992 Elvin Jones date Youngblood in its Heritage Collections series. The album is significant because it showcases Payton (alongside drummer Jones as well as Javon Jackson, Joshua Redman, and George Mraz) as a young man already in full possession of the talents that made him an all-star.
On the song "The Three Trumpeters," Payton is joined by hornmen Roy Hargrove and Wynton Marsalis for a burning, round-robin of brass antics. Saxophonist Joshua Redman also joins the fray on "A Touch of Silver," rounding out this summit of young jazz lions. Ever the traditionalist, Payton is growing by leaps and bounds. --Mitch Myers
