CROSSFIRE

$16.49
Label
SAVANT
Release Date
August 18, 2009
Format
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    Featuring ⌄
    • PERFORMER
      SNIDERO, JIM
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      August 18, 2009
    • UPC
      633842210223
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      SAVT422102.2
    • LABEL
      SAVANT
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Jazz
    Works ⌄

    1. Crossfire

      Composer: Jim Snidero

      Performer: Jim Snidero, Paul Bollenback, Paul Gill, Billy Drummond

    2. Tranquility

      Composer: Jim Snidero

      Performer: Jim Snidero, Paul Bollenback, Paul Gill, Billy Drummond

    3. Vortex

      Composer: Jim Snidero

      Performer: Jim Snidero, Paul Bollenback, Paul Gill, Billy Drummond

    4. Lost

      Composer: Jim Snidero

      Performer: Jim Snidero, Paul Bollenback, Paul Gill, Billy Drummond

    5. It Happened in Brooklyn: Time After Time

      Composer: Jule Styne

      Performer: Jim Snidero, Paul Bollenback, Paul Gill, Billy Drummond

    6. Big T

      Composer: Jim Snidero

      Performer: Jim Snidero, Paul Bollenback, Paul Gill, Billy Drummond

    7. One for You

      Composer: Jim Snidero

      Performer: Jim Snidero, Paul Bollenback, Paul Gill, Billy Drummond

    8. Somewhere in the Night

      Composer: Billy May

      Performer: Jim Snidero, Paul Bollenback, Paul Gill, Billy Drummond

    9. One Finger Snap

      Composer: Herbie Hancock

      Performer: Jim Snidero, Paul Bollenback, Paul Gill, Billy Drummond


Jim Snidero is known to spin out wonderfully clean, inventive lines. His transparent sound and rapid execution evoke the early Art Pepper, as well as one of Snidero's own teachers Phil Woods. He never resorts to aimless scribbling, even at the quickest tempos, while his ballad interpretations are filled with exquisitely oblique lines. This, the saxophonist's second release for Savant, presents a unique ensemble, with no keyboard of any kind, the rhythm section of Paul Gill, bass and Billy Drummond, drums propel the proceedings forward while fret-master Paul Bollenback lays down the changes.