Track Listings (10) - Disc #1| All Artists: Terry Callier Title: Alive Members Wishing: 1 Total Copies: 0 Label: Mr Bongo Release Date: 8/7/2001 Album Type: Live Genres: Folk, International Music, Jazz, Pop, R&B Styles: Jazz Fusion, Singer-Songwriters, Soul Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 711969101928 |
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 | Terry Callier Alive Genres: Folk, International Music, Jazz, Pop, R&B
Terry Callier live at the Jazz Cafe, Camden, London, recorded in 2000. Captures some of the spirit of Terry's incredible live performances. This is the first of two live albums that Terry has recorded for Mr Bongo. The ... more » |
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Product Description Terry Callier live at the Jazz Cafe, Camden, London, recorded in 2000. Captures some of the spirit of Terry's incredible live performances. This is the first of two live albums that Terry has recorded for Mr Bongo. The second, entitled Welcome Home was released in March 2008 and features different tracks. NB. The LP and CD versions have different track lists due to the length of the recording Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsTerry Callier Is Alive and Kicking Paul Rosner | Charlottesville, VA | 08/16/2001 (4 out of 5 stars) "On his latest release, Alive, singer/songwriter Terry Callier shows off his considerable talent as a storyteller. On "Lament To The Late A.D.," Callier tackles an emotion-drenched topic, the recent tragic death of Amadou Diallou at the hands of New York City's police: "New York, New York, I thought I could depend on you." This song screams with disappointment and loss, telling us how the writer has been devastatingly let down by the Big Apple.Throughout Alive, Callier's backup band is near flawless, jumping from up-tempo swing in the opener to a mild-mannered jazz/soul fusion in "Step Into The Light," a harrowing tale of gangland violence. Callier's expressive and theatrical voice is reminiscent of the finest dramatic jazz storyteller of the early '60s, Oscar Brown. Check out Terry Callier's fine new album for a completely unique look at the world."
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