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The Kris Bauman Quartet

 
Album Review: The Kris Bauman Quartet
 

  • Artist: Kris Bauman
  • Rating: StarStarHalf Star
  • Release Date: 2002
  • Type: Contains explicit content
  • Genre: Jazz

Review

Alto saxophonist Kris Bauman debuts as a leader alongside Kurt Rosenwinkel on guitar, Alexis Cuadrado on bass, and Jochen Rueckert on drums. The disc begins and ends energetically, with the brisk tempos and arresting chordal figures of "I've Fallen and I Can't Get Up" and "Ain't That a Bitch." Mellower pieces like "Mild Hallucination" and "Still No Title" balance out more adventurous fare like "Taurine" and the out-of-tempo "Otis (Is a Cool Guy)." (The latter finds Rosenwinkel toying with wild backwards effects.) Bauman is a strong melody writer and a solid improviser, with plenty of expressiveness and control in the highest register of the horn. ~ David R. Adler, All Music Guide

Tracks

Track TitleComposersPerformersTime
I've Fallen and I Can Get Up Kris Bauman Kris Bauman (8:27)
Mild Hallucination Kris Bauman Kris Bauman (7:01)
Anja's Not Coming Kris Bauman Kris Bauman (8:33)
Taurine Kris Bauman Kris Bauman (4:27)
Question to Self Kris Bauman Kris Bauman (6:38)
Otis (Is a Cool Guy) Kris Bauman Kris Bauman (6:23)
Still No Title Kris Bauman Kris Bauman (5:42)
Ain't That a Bitch Kris Bauman Kris Bauman (4:53)

Credits

Kurt Rosenwinkel (Guitar), Michael Brorby (Engineer), Michael Brorby (Mixing), Jochen Rueckert (Drums), Peter Karl (Mastering), Jordi Pujol (Executive Producer), Kris Bauman (Sax (Alto)), Kris Bauman (Producer), Alexis Cuadrado (Bass)
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