CRISS CROSS
Herwig,Conrad Hieroglyphica CD
- SKU:
- 08161222
- UPC:
- 8712474120727
- MPN:
- 1207
- Condition:
- New
Description
Trombonist Conrad Herwig continues his spiritual journey here on his fourth Criss Cross release. Long reknown for his work with Slide Hampton's World of Trombones, the Mingus Big Band, Eddie Palmieri and, more recently, Joe Lovano & Tom Harrell, Herwig's trombone playing is bold, brash & unpredictable. Through musical conversations with the wonderful rhythm section of Bill Charlap, James Genus & Gene Jackson, Conrad's new album speaks equally well to his prowess as a leader & composer.
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1. Hieroglyphica 2. The Orange Dove 3. Solar Circle 4. Quiet Mountain 5. Island of the Day Before 6. The Intruder 7. The Antipodes 8. The Eleventh Hour
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