Customer Reviews

Cedar Moon

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Fantastic music. Very relaxing, very etherial, it's a cross between Native American music and jazz. I'm just not sure how to describe it. Go Jeff!

Jeff's musical talent at the Native American Courting Flute is legendary! I absolutely loved this cd and recommend this to anyone who can appreciate the beauty of that ole wooden flute! Being a Native American myself, this music brought me back to the serenity of nature and brought images of an eagle flying over the Blue Ridge Mountains. I also appreciated the musicians who created the perfect blend to Jeff's peaceful sounds of the flute. This artist should be recognized with a Grammy! I can only hope to hear him play live soon!

I became aware of Jeff Ball's music by selling it where I work. It has been many years since I have been moved this much by any music. A wonderful blend of Native Flute and Light Jazz. A must for anyone!

I just bought this disk, and I have to say that I love it. The mix of jazz and the Native American Cedar flute is like nothing that I have ever heard before. I find this album to be very inspiring and emotional. I am definatly going to get the rest of Jeff Balls albums, and look forward to hearing his future recordings. This guy is definatly going to be big.

This is the best instrumental album I own. I found this artist by accident and now own all of his CD's. The music just moves me. I don't know why this guy isn't huge. Some major label better take a look at this guy. Overall it's the best purchase I've made yet from Amazon.

The premise is nice, but before the end of the first track, I was disappointed. The flute was drowned out by what should have been the background music. Indian flutes have a very beautiful and unique tone and sound, but it was difficult to hear on this cd. At times it did take center stage, but for the most part, I felt the "star" of this genre played second fiddle to overimaginative keyboard music.

If you want to hear the flute in all its beauty, I suggest some of Mary Youngblood's music, particularly Beneath the Raven Moon and The Offering.