FROM HERE TO HERE

$20.21
Label
CRISS CROSS
Release Date
October 18, 2019
Format
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    Featuring ⌄
    • PERFORMER
      David, Gilmore
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      October 18, 2019
    • UPC
      8712474140527
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      CSS1405.2
    • LABEL
      CRISS CROSS
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Jazz
    Works ⌄

    1. Focus Pocus

      Composer: David Gilmore

      Performer: David Gilmore, Brad Jones, Luis Perdomo, E.J. Strickland

    2. Cyclic Episode

      Composer: Sam Rivers

      Performer: David Gilmore, Brad Jones, Luis Perdomo, E.J. Strickland

    3. Metaverse

      Composer: David Gilmore

      Performer: David Gilmore, Brad Jones, Luis Perdomo, E.J. Strickland

    4. Child of Time

      Composer: David Gilmore

      Performer: David Gilmore, Brad Jones, Luis Perdomo, E.J. Strickland

    5. When and Then

      Composer: David Gilmore

      Performer: David Gilmore, Brad Jones, Luis Perdomo, E.J. Strickland

    6. Innerlude

      Composer: David Gilmore

      Performer: David Gilmore, Brad Jones, Luis Perdomo, E.J. Strickland

    7. Interplay

      Composer: Bill Evans

      Performer: David Gilmore, Brad Jones, Luis Perdomo, E.J. Strickland

    8. The Long Game

      Composer: David Gilmore

      Performer: David Gilmore, Brad Jones, Luis Perdomo, E.J. Strickland

    9. Free Radicals

      Composer: David Gilmore

      Performer: David Gilmore, Brad Jones, Luis Perdomo, E.J. Strickland

    10. Libation

      Composer: David Gilmore

      Performer: David Gilmore, Brad Jones, Luis Perdomo, E.J. Strickland


On his second Criss Cross record, From Here To Here, guitar masterDavid Gilmore picks up where he left off on his well-received 2017 label debut, Transitions (Criss 1393). Here, joined by a quartet of New York all-stars comprising pianist Luis Perdomo, bassist Brad Jones, and drummer E.J. Strickland, Gilmore navigates 8 recently-penned originals as well as Sam Rivers' Cyclic Episodes and the Bill Evans-Jim Hall classic Interplay. Throughout the proceedings, Gilmore unfailingly displays virtuosic technical and conceptual chops, exhaustive harmonic knowledge, melodic gifts, luminous sound, and sense of focus and proportion.These qualities made him an indispensable sideman several decades ago during long-term engagements with Steve Coleman and Wayne Shorter - they've only developed and evolved over time.