Styles: Guitar Jazz
Year: 2007
File: MP3@256K/s
Time: 56:30
Size: 104,0 MB
Art: Front
(5:37) 1. Everything About You
(6:21) 2. Kahuku
(4:31) 3. Priceless
(6:56) 4. The Big Step
(5:22) 5. Aqua
(4:55) 6. Where I Belong
(6:12) 7. Storm Before The Calm
(5:58) 8. Peace of Work
(5:17) 9. The Nest
(5:17) 10. Down by the River
Aqua
Year: 2007
File: MP3@256K/s
Time: 56:30
Size: 104,0 MB
Art: Front
(5:37) 1. Everything About You
(6:21) 2. Kahuku
(4:31) 3. Priceless
(6:56) 4. The Big Step
(5:22) 5. Aqua
(4:55) 6. Where I Belong
(6:12) 7. Storm Before The Calm
(5:58) 8. Peace of Work
(5:17) 9. The Nest
(5:17) 10. Down by the River
Taking a decisive turn down his own creative path, Jeff Richman’s latest CD “Aqua” is an evocative and emotional presentation from this artist better known for edgier fusion styles. After producing six tribute CDs for the Tone Center record label, “Aqua” is his first release of new material since 2004 and Richman felt it was time to do something completely new and self-inspired.
Jeff’s Comments: I wanted to reflect the peaceful, calming sensation of the ocean which I grew up around in the overall sound for this album and each song is a part of that whole concept. I really knew what I wanted for this album, from the warm and jazzy sound of my guitar, to each of the musicians who appeared. This CD came out better than I ever expected. Each musician on this album were my first and only choice because they know how to interpret my music. Individually and collectively, they helped me with my vision and the result is what I feel to be my best work to date. Two world-class and uniquely different drummers, Simon Philips and Will Kennedy blend funk, blues, rock and jazz, perfectly on this album. Dean Taba and I have been recording and playing together for over fifteen years. Abraham Laboriel is a legend and brings a unique magic to every project he’s involved with. Mitchel Forman and Jeff Babko are my two favorite keyboard players because their creativity always compliments what I do. Jeff Beal and Brandon Fields on horns have the creative strength to interpret my music. I’ve worked with Walfredo Reyes since my first album “Himalaya” in 1985 and his percussion adds depth and dimension to the music. Chris Wabich was recommended to me for steel drums and he really pulled off the ideas I had giving me the sound I was looking for. http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/jeffrichman5
Jeff’s Comments: I wanted to reflect the peaceful, calming sensation of the ocean which I grew up around in the overall sound for this album and each song is a part of that whole concept. I really knew what I wanted for this album, from the warm and jazzy sound of my guitar, to each of the musicians who appeared. This CD came out better than I ever expected. Each musician on this album were my first and only choice because they know how to interpret my music. Individually and collectively, they helped me with my vision and the result is what I feel to be my best work to date. Two world-class and uniquely different drummers, Simon Philips and Will Kennedy blend funk, blues, rock and jazz, perfectly on this album. Dean Taba and I have been recording and playing together for over fifteen years. Abraham Laboriel is a legend and brings a unique magic to every project he’s involved with. Mitchel Forman and Jeff Babko are my two favorite keyboard players because their creativity always compliments what I do. Jeff Beal and Brandon Fields on horns have the creative strength to interpret my music. I’ve worked with Walfredo Reyes since my first album “Himalaya” in 1985 and his percussion adds depth and dimension to the music. Chris Wabich was recommended to me for steel drums and he really pulled off the ideas I had giving me the sound I was looking for. http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/jeffrichman5
Aqua
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