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How some great orators spoke to Julian Lage on the guitarist's new album, 'Squint'


How some great orators spoke to Julian Lage on the guitarist’s new album, ‘Squint’
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Julian Lage is joined by bassist Jorge Roeder and drummer Dave King on Squint.
Guitarist Julian Lage’s sparkling second trio recording with bassist Jorge Roeder and drummer Dave King titled “Squint” and out Friday builds on their extraordinary rapport and shared musical references, aided by the input of both friends and famous orators.
Covers had dominated their first album together, 2019′s “Love Hurts,” adventurous explorations of songs ranging from pieces by shared influences from jazz (Ornette Colemen, Jimmy Giuffre, two by Keith Jarrett) to a pair of Roy Orbison hits (“Crying” and the title track). ....

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The Big Takeover: Julian Lage - Squint (Blue Note)


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John Zorn. Some projects have been better than others, especially as his instrumental skills grew faster than his writing abilities. But he truly got better with every album, and they’ve all led up to
Squint, his leader debut for the revered Blue Note label.
Lage has always claimed as many influences from rock, blues, folk and country as from jazz, and as he’s gotten older, he’s folded them into his music with increasing subtlety. This is no blowing session, where he shows off every style he can play. Instead Lage uses just the right bits of his experiences to serve each song. Witness the effortless swing of “Boo’s Blues,” which nods to the genre in the title without being an overt 12-bar showcase, or the vibrant post bop of “Familiar Flowers,” which draws from the same eclectic well as John Abercrombie without copying the late master. “Quiet Like a Fuse” displays a sure touch on soulful balladry, while a cover of ....

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Julian Lage: "What Are You Transmitting?" - Premier Guitar | The best guitar and bass reviews, videos, and interviews on the web.

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