Hiromi Uehara records her debut album : ‘Another Mind’ for Telarc Jazz (2002)
Hiromi Uehara‘s ‘Another Mind’ is her debut album recorded between September 16 and 18, 2002 and released on April 22, 2003 by Telarc Jazz.
Track listing : 1.XYZ (Hiromi Uehara) – 05:37 . 2.Double Personality (Hiromi Uehara) – 11:57 . 3.Summer Rain (Hiromi Uehara) – 06:07 . 4.Joy (Hiromi Uehara) – 08:29 . 5.010101 (Hiromi Uehara) – 0Binary System) – (Hiromi Uehara) – 08:23 . 6.Truth and Lies (Hiromi Uehara) – 07:20 . 7.Dançando no Paraiso (Hiromi Uehara) – 07:39 . 8.Another Mind (Hiromi Uehara) – 08:44 . 9.The Tom and Jerry Show (Hiromi Uehara) – 06:05 .
Musicians : Hiromi Uehara – Piano . Mitch Cohn – Bass . Dave DiCenso – Drums . Anthony Jackson – Bass . Jim Odgren – Alto Saxophone . David Fiuczynski – Guitar .
Production Produced by Richard Evans, Ahmad Jamal . Ahmad Jamal – Engineer . Michael Bishop – Editing, Engineer . Todd Brown – Editing . Peter Doris – Assistant Engineer . Aya Takemura – Assistant Engineer .
Package : Mark L. Baer – Photography . Anilda Carrasquillo – Art Direction, Design . Maria Ponsiano – Make-Up .
Recorded September 16–18, 2002 at Avatar Studio C, NYC .
Released on April 22, 2003 by Telarc Jazz.
(Source Hiromi Uehara – Another Mind | HIROMI the Official Web Site)
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BBC
Debut album from young Japanese pianist presents an original take on technoflash…Ultimately if you’re like me, you might find yourself more in more in awe of the players technical audacity than anything else, but there’s no doubt that Hiromi’s is a name to watch. […]
Turbula
So good you can’t ignore herAnd you might guess that you were in for some light and insubstantial sounds, smooth stuff, some inobtrusive background pleasantry. Well guess again. Appearances, as they say, can be deceiving. This tiny woman is a driven dynamo; “Another Mind” is one of the finest jazz debuts of the year. […]
PopMatters
Fie on sham sophisticationand more power to a most accomplished young virtuoso innocent of it in her playing—and liable to improve on currently being a justified focus of dread and horror among ambitious would-be competitors. Wow! Phew! […]
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