INVASION OF THE BOOTY SHAKERS

$16.63
Label
SAVANT
Release Date
February 26, 2002
Format
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    Featuring ⌄
    • PERFORMER
      WALRATH, JACK / MASTERS OF SUSPENSE
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      February 26, 2002
    • UPC
      633842203829
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      SAVT2038.2
    • LABEL
      SAVANT
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Jazz
    Works ⌄

    1. Rats and Moles (Black Bats and Poles)

      Composer: Jack Walrath, Miles Griffith

      Ensemble: Masters of Suspense

      Performer: Jack Walrath

    2. Da Thrill of Vasectomy, Da Agony of Da Feet

      Composer: Jack Walrath, Miles Griffith

      Ensemble: Masters of Suspense

      Performer: Jack Walrath

    3. If Anya Goes to Edinburgh

      Composer: Jack Walrath, Dean Bowman

      Ensemble: Masters of Suspense

      Performer: Jack Walrath

    4. Freedom

      Composer: Charles Mingus

      Ensemble: Masters of Suspense

      Performer: Jack Walrath

    5. Reptilian Phantasies

      Composer: Jack Walrath, Miles Griffith

      Ensemble: Masters of Suspense

      Performer: Jack Walrath

    6. Quiero ser tu cerdo

      Composer: Jack Walrath, Dean Bowman

      Ensemble: Masters of Suspense

      Performer: Jack Walrath

    7. In Heaven

      Composer: Peter Ivers, David Lynch

      Ensemble: Masters of Suspense

      Performer: Jack Walrath

    8. Dreamtrack

      Composer: Jack Walrath

      Ensemble: Masters of Suspense

      Performer: Jack Walrath

    9. Just Another Romanian Reggae

      Composer: Jack Walrath

      Ensemble: Masters of Suspense

      Performer: Jack Walrath


The music perpetrated by Jack Walrath & The Masters of Suspense is not easy to describe (with his usual left-of-center humor, Jack would whole-heartedly approve of the verb "perpetrated"). One could say that it is a mix of such disparate elements as classical, jazz, funk, neo-post-bop, world beat, heavy metal & more. The simple fact is that Jack & the Masters' music is one of those all too rare art forms that is substantially more than the sum of it's parts. Modern? To be sure. You won't be hearing any of these tracks on a "Jazz For A Sunny Afternoon" compilation. But all of Jack's music stimulates thought and, most importantly, communicates.