This session, featuring both originals and interpretations of compositions by Wayne Shorter and John Coltrane, has many interesting and compelling moments but also contains long stretches where Person's technical brilliance can't prevent the listener from becoming weary hearing an array of scales, phrases, honks, and repeated riffs. The most exciting moments are his elaborations of Coltrane's "Up Against the Wall" and the 13-minute "Interstellar Space Suite," where Person's dynamic, aggressive statements offer an energetic updating and skillful presentation of vintage material. His own tunes are more erratic, but Person is a first-rate player. ~ by Ron Wynn, AMG.
Soul Note Records, 121287, 1994
Recorded 7th,8th March, 1992
and 20th,21st,23rd February, 1993
at Master Sound Studios, New
York, NY
Musicians:
Eric Person - Alto Sax,
Soprano Sax, Keyboards, Slave Bells
Cary Denigris - Guitar
Kenny Davis - Bass
Tracks:
01. Prophecy {Eric Person}
(3:50)
02. Plummet {Eric Person}
(5:53)
03. Up Against The Wall {John
Coltrane} (4:40)
04. Carry On {Eric Person}
(1:39)
05. Delores {Wayne Shorter}
(4:09)
06. Improvisation In Linear B
{Eric Person} (9:18)
07. Next Love {Eric Person}
(3:53)
08. Ancient Sun {Eric Person}
(6:13)
09. Orian's Jam Sandwich
{Eric Person} (1:36)
10. Interstellar Space Suite:
Jupiter/Venus/Leo {John Coltrane} (13:06)
11. Rapture {Eric Person}
(1:46)
Total Time: 56:05
Credits:
Producer - Eric Person
Executive Producer - Giovanni
Bonandrini
Recording & Mixing
Engineer - David Merrill
Assistant Engineer - David
Parla, Joe Randazzo
Mastering - Gennaro Carone
[PhonoComp]
Photography - Welch Golightly
Cover Art - Xerios


Eric Person - Prophecy {FLAC} (1994)
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ReplyDeleteWhy I have the distinct impression that mr. Wynn is somehow missing the point with his "array of scales, phrases, honks, and repeated riffs"? Personally I find Eric Person refreshingly deep and toughtful.
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