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Gently Disturbed

Avishai Cohen Format: Audio CD

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Avishai Cohen, one of the most innovative bassists and composers today, will release Gently Disturbed, his first release with his newly configured trio, from May on his own Razdaz Recordz label. While to outward appearances the trio would seem to be the standard piano-bass-drum formula, the music they've created on Gently Disturbed is far from the standard jazz trio repertoire. Featuring nine original compositions (written either by Cohen or by the trio collaboratively), including one traditional Israeli song, Gently Disturbed is an amalgamation of melody and groove, complexity and simplicity that nearly redefines the concept of jazz. With the departure of long-time pianist Sam Barsh, Cohen has slightly reconfigured his trio with the addition of Israeli pianist Shai Maestro. Since Cohen is an accomplished pianist in his own right and has performed on bass with such acclaimed jazz pianists as Danilo Perez, Brad Mehldau and of course Chick Corea, and because the previous keyboard players in his bands (Sam Barsh and Jason Lindner) have been exceptional, it is even more striking to note that Maestro is just 21 years old. Rounding out the trio is the brilliant Mark Guiliana on drums, who has been playing and touring with Cohen since 2003 and who Modern Drummer Readers Poll 2007 cited as "one of the best up-and-coming stars of today's drumming scene." Cohen's releases on Razdaz, which he founded with manager Ray Jefford in 2003, have consistently earned critical approbation, beginning with 2003's Lyla, followed by at Home in 2005, and through to 2006's critically acclaimed Continuo then followed by last year's Double Live CD/DVD release, As Is... Live at the Blue Note (Razdaz / Half Note).

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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 5.59 x 4.96 x 0.28 inches; 2.19 Ounces
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Sunny Side
SPARS Code ‏ : ‎ DDD
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ April 3, 2008
Label ‏ : ‎ Sunny Side
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0015FWRHS
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1

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elviscera

One of my favorite Jazz albums ever.

Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2019

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The positive reviews have it right. The composition and playing is superb, with inventive/novel/appealing melodies and improvisation coupled to a remarkable use of space as an element of composition. The musicianship is impressive and the cohesion and interplay of the players is striking. All the players have solos but this is not a collection of solos. it's cohesive music.

While I particularly enjoy Cohen's bass (excellent tone and intonation) this isn't just a bass album, the percussion and piano are equally musical and all work towards creating an ineffably sublime musical whole (hard to believe it is only three players).

While I listen to this album quite often, I always hear something new. I suppose that you could call this modern jazz but that term is limiting. It is clearly Jazz, it is modern but it is more than that label implies. If you like Jazz at all you will like this but ultimately it is wonderful music and music is the most fundamental and important aspect of H. Sapiens.

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Matt H. Evans

Excellent Interplay and Transition Playing

Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2009

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This CD was listed by Downbeat Magazine as one of the best jazz CD's for 2008. I would highly recommend it for those who enjoy hearing a jazz trio play mellow, flowing sets with nice transitions between the trio members. There is also outstanding "knowledge" by each trio member, realizing what the other member is trying to play and complimenting the music making the trio sound as one unit. Some of the bass playing by Avishai Cohen really stands out on Puncha Puncha and Variations in G Minor, reminding you of other great bass players such as Eddie Gomez (played with Bill Evans). Other songs such as Eleven Wives have a "Bad Plus" feel to them. So if you like Bad Plus, but wish you could find a more mellow and listenable Bad Plus, then this trio CD is a must for you. Overall, every song and the whole CD weave you in and out of great interplay and transition playing by three excellent musicians. An excellent CD.

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Jesse Shotland

Vinyl has different track list then CD and digital

Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2018

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Love this album to death, BUT there is a serious flaw. The vinyl version has a different track list!

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B. G. Erico

Not what I expected

Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2019

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Crazy rythms, made me mad. Skip, skip, skip track

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Incredible percussion.

Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2008

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I'm not a big jazz-head, but I happened to flip to my local public radio station just as song from this CD was playing, and I had to find out who the musicians are. There was a freshness, especially to the drumming, that really drew me in. I contacted the radio station and the jazz programmer told me who they were and that my reaction was typical--drummers seem to really love this CD. I haven't drummed in many years and was never more than a adequate rock and blues drummer, but I know enough to appreciate talent when I run across it. This is an unusual CD with a several truly wonderful songs on it. And by playing up the drum work I don't mean to damn with faint praise the other two members of the trio, the bassist and pianist. All the musicianship is top-notch, solid stuff. It's just, the percussion work really rises above the norm.

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Jimmy Guerrero

El mejor disco de Avishai

Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2021

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Y suena perfecto, lo tengo hace un par de años y sigue impecable.

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Tom Bruhn

Fantastic Energy

Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2014

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This album is engaging and consistently upbeat. The energy and group dynamic are off the charts, and the recorded sound is demonstration quality. A very pleasant surprise, and really quite a find.

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Mazinga

Solid album

Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2013

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Very solid album. These guys found something here, great trio and I recommend you check them out on YouTube as we'll.

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Prof. A. D. Marshall

A modern jazz classic

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 6, 2016

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One the best Avishai Cohen Albums. Mark Guiliana is an amazing drummer and Shai Maestro a great pianist (new discovery at the time of the CD's recording). What a trio! All have gone on to equally good things, But the tight trio playing and outstanding compositions make this one of my favourite CDs by an artists. One of the best modern Jazz CDs of recent times.

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Rhianna

Quite excellent.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 19, 2019

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Obviously a wonderful album, which I now have in an infinitely bigger format.

Cons:
Heavier than an mp3.
Sound is less reliable than digital.
Needs a big spinning disc in a box with a needle touching it.

Pros:
I have it now.

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Mr. M. T. Ridley

The best Avishai album

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 21, 2009

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I highly recommend this album. The ensemble playing is great as always, and the writing is avishai's best so far, if I'm any judge. There's some SERIOUSLY hip stuff on this album-very intelligent, funky, clever grooves, and improvisationally it's burning.

My only criticism is that it all sounds slightly sam-ey. Although it's really intelligent music, amazingly well played, there's nothing really deep about this music. At least I don't think so. I think that's why it grows tiresome if you listen to the whole album from start to finish.

Don't let that put you off, though! If you're reading this review you're obviously interested enough and I guarantee you'll like it. I would have given it 4.5 stars but I didn't know how.

BUY IT!!

6 people found this helpful

P. Taplin

Loved it

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 8, 2020

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Beautiful! I really enjoyed this and have gone on to purchase many more of their albums

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Miguel F. Carvalho

Can't stop listening to it!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 1, 2013

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I got acquainted with Avishai's astounding body of work by chance. I bought this recording as soon as I listened to a few tracks at a friends house and since have propagated it to many more households, some of which are populated by hard-to-please jazz connoisseurs. We are unanimous in saying that Cohen's trio is remarkable and that the composer himself is fantastically gifted, I cannot recommend this album enough.

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