Matrix - Proud Flesh:A Matrix Reunion


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Matrix - Proud Flesh-A Matrix Reunion
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     07. Proud Flesh (A Tribute to Miles Davis)- Never Look Back.flac -
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     09. Proud Flesh (A Tribute to Miles Davis)- My Selfish Heart.flac -
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Music : Jazz : Lossless
Artist: Matrix
Album: Proud Flesh-A Matrix Reunion
Label: Summit Records (DCD 338)
Country: USA
Year: 2002
Genre: Jazz/Fusion
Total Time: 01:01:37
File Type: FLAC
Lineage: CD => WAV (EAC) => FLAC (dB Power Amp)
Tags: MP3Tag

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Larry Darling - flugelhorn, keyboards, percussion, trumpet, vocals
Kurt Dietrich - keyboards, trombone
Mike Hale - flugelhorn, percussion, trumpet
John Harmon - keyboards, piano
John Kirchberger - soprano & tenor saxophone
Michael Murphy - drums, percussion
Jeff Pietrangelo - flugelhorn, percussion, trumpet
Dane Richeson - percussion
John Seydewitz - percussion
Tom Theabo - guitar
Randy Tico - electric bass
Tom Washatka - soprano & tenor saxophone
Kevin Winard - percussion

01. No, Seriously
02. Reunion Dues
03. Festival City
04. Fast Face
05. Kokopelli
06. Padre Island Sunrise
07. Proud Flesh (A Tribute to Miles Davis)- Never Look Back
08. Proud Flesh (A Tribute to Miles Davis)- The Street
09. Proud Flesh (A Tribute to Miles Davis)- My Selfish Heart
10. Proud Flesh (A Tribute to Miles Davis)- Later
11. Branches

The rock group Matrix made a splash at the 1976 Monterey Jazz Festival riding the crest of the highly amped sounds that laid the groundwork for the fusion movement of the 1970s. This is not the group's first reunion. In fact, one might call this the second-and-a-half gathering of the clan, with the first one taking place in 1992 and a mini one occurring in 2000. There is a carryover from the latter convocation with the first tune, "No, Seriously." The lines that distinguish a band such as Matrix from run-of-the-mill groups is that there is an effort (and with successful results here) to introduce some serious structure to the music rather than simply limiting it to mindless guitar riffs and an unrelenting backbeat. Tracks seven through ten, under the title "Proud Flesh (A Tribute to Miles Davis)," provide the opportunity to worship at the altar of a major jazz icon who moved in a similar direction during the 1970s. Some of these tracks get quite exotic. Moreover, in addition to the electric Davis, with close listening one picks a jot of his collaboration with Gil Evans, such as that on Sketches of Spain. There is also a reference to basic elements that make up jazz, blues, and swing riffs coming through on "Reunion Dues." This track also allows plenty of space for Larry Darling on trumpet and John Harmon on piano. There is some good ensemble playing on this cut as well. And perhaps best of all, the drumming is not limited to the cloying, monotonous, monotone backbeat that characterizes similar groups to this day. Recommended. (Dave Nathan/AllMusic)

Matrix's albums of the 80's offered a bring-down-the-walls-of-Jericho wall of brass-led fusion every bit as dynamic as Maynard Ferguson's ensembles of the same time, but with a darker, more sinister feel. Later years now find them settling into a more mainstream sound. You're not going to get the powder keg they once were- rather now, it's one that's funky, yet still full of of complex charts and excellent musicianship. The Proud Flesh suite comes as close as any of the band's earlier days on this disc, and is easily the best thing going here, offering a bubbling caldron of darkness waiting to explode at any moment. It's all a worthy listen, but in my opinion, rather lightweight compared to what they were doing 30 years ago. (avantgarterbelt)
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