Dream of the Elders

Editorial Reviews

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Here's the great Dave Holland, presenting a mixed album that at times flies, at times stumbles. Saxophonist Eric Person may not rank as the most striking sideman in the Holland quartet and quintet pantheon, but he's no slouch, either. And he is well shored up by three masterly collaborators. On vibes and marimba, Steve Nelson takes the time to find an unpredictable but just-right path in his solos, and nicely expands the group's sonic range. Drummer Gene Jackson flits and shifts, yet remains masterfully poised and always ready to dart in under the front line. Throughout--as always--Holland is extraordinary. His thrumming, throbbing sound envelops and locks the band in. He contributes a beautiful arco statement to the beginning of "Lazy Snake" that is classic Holland. Singer Cassandra Wilson contributes a setting of "Equality," a poem by Maya Angelou. --Peter Monaghan

Dream of the Elders,Dave Holland Quartet,Ecm Records,Avant-Garde,Jazz,Jazz Music,Pop,Post-Bop

Jazz Music:

  1. Dreaming of the Masters Suite
  2. Dreamland: Piano Gems Circa 1903 Mark Birnbaum
  3. Easy Like Sunday: the Jazz Collection [Import]
  4. Endless Way [Import]
  5. Equilateral
  6. Extraction [Import]
  7. First Light [Import]
  8. First Songs [Import]
  9. Georgia Melodians
  10. Georgia on My Mind/Rockin' Chair Blues

Jazz Music

jazz music

Jazz Music

No Good To Cry: The Best of The Wildweeds

Rheinberger: Complete Organ Works, Vol. 5

Shoutin [Import] [Limited Edition] [Original recording remastered]

Music: At Your Birthday Party

Soundtrack & Musical Favorites [Import] [Soundtrack]

The Best of Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes

Raffaella Carra [Import]

Tab in the Ocean [Original recording remastered]

So Fresh-the Hits Winter 2004 [Import]

Schubert: Piano Sonatas, D575, 894, 959 & 960

Sarah Vaughan With Clifford Brown [Import]

Solveig Slettahjell [Import]

Puerto Rico All Stars

Nobody Has the Power

Beatles in Bossa Nova