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A limber, inventive upright-bass player, Christian McBride is a gifted bandleader to boot. On "The Wizard of Montara," he provides a steady backbone while the rest of his able crew shimmies and jams with abandon. "Lejos de Usted" quietly shimmers as McBride's bass converses with Geoffrey Keezer's piano. Best of all is "Technicolor Nightmare," which displays the sonic diversity and challenge McBride is known for, turning an avant-jazz lesson into a furious black-rock workout.
JON CARAMANICA
(From RS 918, March 20, 2003)
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Track List
- Circa 1990
- Technicolor Nightmare
- Tahitian Pearl
- The Wizard Of Montara
- The Ballad Of Little Girl Dancer
- Lejos De Usted
- Precious One
- Song For Maya
- Boogie Woogie Waltz
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