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Coxa

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COXA, which is your hip-bone, is one of the best albums of this or any year. Richard Bone, one of the true wizards of electronic music, has produced a combination homage/interpretation recording of the great jazz musicians of the '50s like Cal Tjader and Creed Taylor and given it a '90s electronica spin. This is sexy and fun music, designed for sitting back and listening to while sipping Johnnie Walker Black in a dimly lit room. The rhythms are sensuous, the keyboard work fantastic, and the total vibe of the CD is one of "cool." If you're hep anough for it, COXA will make your backbone tingle. Definitely a must have for lovers of electronica, provided they are not addicted to only 160 BPM!

Coxa is the "hip bone" and this CD and Mr. Bone are exactly that... hip. This is jazz that is hot to the touch and cool to the ear. Mr. Bone offers here his interpretation of some great jazz inspired by the likes of Creed Taylor and Rudy Van Gelder (from the 50's, kids... can you dig it?) I am a jazz lover and this really gave me the chills as I listened to the mixture of jazz keyboards with the electronic sound.

Take a walk on the wild side and give this a listen. I think you will be pleasantly surprised by the wonderful mastery of jazz Mr. Bone has to offer.

It took a while to track down this gem but it was worth it.

I've been a fan of Richard Bone's ambient offerings for quite some time and this one is delightfully different from them.

This a sensuous slow jazz listening experience - great for late night listening in a darkened room - or just to unwind after a hectic day

heard a song from this album on a digital music channel on our dish TV and knew I needed to get the album. very good stuff, and great to make love to.