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Artist: Conrad Herwig & Andy LaVerne Title: Shades of Light Year Of Release: 2000 Label: SteepleChase Genre: Jazz Quality: Mp3 / 320kbps Total Time: 62:31 min Total Size: 140 MB Tracklist ----------- 01. Three Flowers 02. Tones for Joan's Bones 03. Crystal Silence 04. Bessie's Blues 05. If You Never Come to Me 06. Shades of Light 07. Black Narcissus 08. Think on Me 09. African Flower 10. In Your Own Sweet Way Trombonist Conrad Herwig and pianist Andy LaVerne picked some beautiful, modern tunes for this duo session. In addition to music by McCoy Tyner, Chick Corea, Joe Henderson, John Coltrane, Hubert Laws, and George Cables, they tangle with Brubeck's "In Your Own Sweet Way," Ellington's "African Flower," and Jobim's "If You Never Come to Me." (Corea's "Crystal Silence," famously played by its author and Gary Burton as a piano/vibes duet, is a particularly good choice.) Few besides Herwig can get the ungainly trombone to sing and turn corners like this; his rapport with LaVerne, one of Steeplechase's most sophisticated and prolific artists, is often breathtaking. This record came out around the same time as Wycliffe Gordon and Eric Reed's We, and makes for an interesting comparison. ~ David R.Adler Personnel: Conrad Herwig (trombone), Andy LaVerne (piano) http://rapidgator.net/file/41a2f8242a3dbd1c5e634c6524e600ac/ConradHerwigLight.rar.html ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss http://ssh.tf/2fYJNEfPp/ConradHerwigLight.rar ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss http://uploaded.net/file/j6m33wdm/ConradHerwigLight.rar

Artist: Conrad Herwig Title: Sketches Of Spain Y Mas: The Latin Side Of Miles Davis Year Of Release: 2003 Label: Half Note Genre: Jazz Quality: Mp3 / 320kbps Total Time: 50:20 min Total Size: 116 MB Tracklist ---------- 01. Solar /Davis/ 13:04 02. Seven Steps to Heaven /Davis, Feldman/ 7:51 03. Sketches of Spain /Davis/ 24:58 04. Petits Machins /Davis/ 4:25. This live session was recorded at the Blue Note jazz club in New York, 2003. The trombonist Herwig and his co-leader, trumpeter Brian Lynch, welcome guests Paquito D'Rivera and Dave Valentine to this furious and entertaining date. The Afro-Cuban component gives the fun/party touch to the well-known Jazz pieces. Conrad Herwig's nonet explores the Latin side of jazz, and his band mines the fun (party) side as well. The Afro-Cuban/Afro-Caribbean component that makes up the art we call jazz has always been the party side. Following up on the trombonist's recordings Another Kind Of Blue: The Latin Side of Miles Davis (2004), The Latin Side Of John Coltrane (1996) and Que Viva Coltrane (2004) is this live session recorded at the Blue Note jazz club in New York 2003. The centerpiece is the nearly 25-minute title track, the infamous collaboration between Miles Davis and Gil Evans. The trombonist Herwig and his co-leader, trumpeter Brian Lynch, welcome guests Paquito D'Rivera and Dave Valentine to this furious and entertaining date. The session opens with two spirited tracks, "Solar" and "Seven Steps To Heaven". These tracks are nearly perfect vehicles for a Latin touch. Herwig 's playing was inspired with this sound after stints in the bands of Eddie Palmieri, Mario Bauza and Dizzy Gillespie. Application of the clave to Miles might not be your first thought, but the overtly danceable "Solar" honors not only Davis' composition, but also the nightclubs where it was originally played. The nonet stretches out a bit more on "Sketches Of Spain". D'Rivera's clarinet opens the account here, signaling the others to follow with some extraordinary playing. Then it's Herwig's turn to solo. He plays his trombone with all the control you would expect from a trumpeter, ending his solo with nifty multiphonic playing. Then, boom, we are off again with Richie Flores' percussion and congas. The piece stretches into Lynch's muted trumpet solo, which bridges into a bit of a Albert Ayler-like march! And back again with the luscious work of D'Rivera, this time on alto saxophone. The disc ends with "Petits Machins", from Filles de Kilimanjaro, a percussion-filled eruption of joy and energy. If you have to choose sides, there is no better one the the Latin side. ~Mark Corroto, AAJ http://rapidgator.net/file/566ebaacb99c8552f2dff7647dc03bce/ConradHerwigMilesDavis.rar.html http://ssh.tf/47dgay7gJ/ConradHerwigMilesDavis.rar http://uploaded.net/file/zpfc4n8w/ConradHerwigMilesDavis.rar