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Small Creature
Artist: Rob Lavers |
Date of Release: 07/11/2007 |
Catalogue no: 33JAZZ 167 |
Label: 33Records |
Price: £10
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Track Listing |
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Title |
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1 | | Snolly Guster | 6.55 | 2 | | Blue Orchids | 6.09 | 3 | | Song for Baudelaire | 6.53 | 4 | | Mask | 5.21 | 5 | | Missing the World | 5.25 | 6 | | Skoochin for Skach | 4.42 | 7 | | Henry | 7.31 | 8 | | Devils Bridge | 6.38 | 9 | | Nimes | 4.55 |
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Laurent Robin : Drums and Percussion Jamil Sheriff : Piano Zoltan Dekany : Double Bass Kate White : Clarinet Rachel Brown : Cello Peter Widgery : French Horn Rob Lavers : Tenor and Soprano Saxophone. Flute/ Bamboo Flute, Percussion
Recorded and engineered by Barkley McKay @ Host Media Studios Produced and Mixed by Rob Lavers @ Wavey Studios Mastering by Dave @33 Records Compositions : Rob Lavers
Special thanks to Jamie, Laurent and Zoltan. Kate, Rachel and Peter. My family. Nigel Slee @ Jazz Yorkshire and Suzie Cross@ Host Media Centre. Dave C, Chris M, Eddie A, Adrian M & Barkley Mc .
Copyright Rob Lavers 2008
For additional information please visit www.myspace.com/roblavers
Sponsored by Jazz Yorkshire, Arts Council U.K and Host Media
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Reviews |
04/04/2008 Robert Shore | Rob Lavers - Small Creature Review Jazz Wise April 2008 *** Robert Shore
Lavers' second album as a leader is a showcase for his impressive talents both as multi-instrumentalist and as a composer. The former young jazz musician of the year, runner up went to art school and appropriately enough his writing has a certain painterly quality, with the leaders soloing adding fine impressionistic detail to expansive self-penned landscape-style sketches like the opener, 'The Snolly Guster'. But above all small creature demonstrates Lavers' versatility from the churning swing of 'Mask' to the emotive, tumbling tumult of 'Missing the World' or the cocktail-bar bop of 'Skoochin for Skach'.
The more he and his band members stretch their sound palette, the more they engage: 'Song for Baudelaire' features a propulsive, stuttering opening riff from the rhythm section that contrasts effectively with Lavers' sinuously smooth-flowing sax part, while the martial snap of Laurent Robin's snare and Jamil Sheriff's hypnotic driving piano part, repeat the trick on the closer, 'Nimes'. |
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