8 comments on Cattin - Judi Silvano & Mal Waldron - Riding A Zephyr (CD, Album)

1. This recording, put out on a subsidiary of the Black Saint label, is a welcome addition to the sizeable body of recordings by the extraordinary pianist and composer Mal Waldron. Waldron was seventy-five when this album was recorded in Silvano was forty-nine. Waldron died two years later, around the time this album was released.5/5(1).

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2. Label: Soul Note - • Format: CD Album • Country: Italy • Genre: Jazz • Style: Contemporary Jazz Judi Silvano & Mal Waldron - Riding A Zephyr (, CD) | Discogs Explore3/5(2).

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4. Dec 11,  · Silvano can also whoop it up, scatting with verve and abandon while doing some “Cattin’”, even if the vocals are overdubbed and layered. Oddly enough the last song here, “Mal Waldron,” is a tribute from Silvano and Joe Lovano that succinctly encapsulates his presence on the scene. It turns out to be an appropriate eulogy.

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5. Waldron, much to his credit, has a greater understanding of vocalists than many instrumentalists, and he enjoys a consistently strong rapport with Judi Silvano on Riding a Zephyr. Waldron, in fact, is the singer's only accompaniment on this CD, which was recorded in Brussels, Belgium, in and released by Italy's Soul Note label in /

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6. Mal Waldron Piano This may have been Mal Waldron s last recording; he died in December of He was one of the most experienced of jazz pianists and worked with the best of singers, Billie Holiday, Etta Jones and Abbey Lincoln, have all benefited from his talents as an accompanist.

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7. Mal Waldron. * Black TKCK Mal Waldron and Judi Silvano, Riding a Zephyr. Soul Note November 8, Mal Waldron and David Murray, Silence. Justin Time October Mal Waldron, Gold Fingers: Piano Playhouse Leafage Jazz PCCY June 10, Mal Waldron and Steve Lacy, One More Time. Sketch.

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8. The duo of Archie Shepp and Mal Waldron come together beautifully here – in a mode that echoes some of the duets that pianist Waldron recorded with other reedmen in the 70s and 80s, but which has an especially wonderful contribution from Shepp! Archie blows both tenor and soprano sax – and the warmth of his horn in later years is really perfect here – especially as the album's sometime.

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