Oz Noy - Twisted Blues Vol. 2 (2014) [FLAC]

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Title: Twisted Blues Vol. 2
Year Of Release: 2014
Label: Abstract Logix
Genre: Jazz-Funk
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 50:00
Total Size: 400 MB
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Tracklist:

01. You Dig
02. Rhumba Tumba
03. Let Your Love Come Down
04. Come Dance with Me
05. Ej's Blues
06. Get Down
07. Blue Ball Blues
08. Just Groove Me
09. Slow Grease
10. Freedom Jazz Dance

Blues is the root, the foundation - the undercurrent churning beneath nearly all strains of popular music. ''It's a vocabulary you have to have in order to play really anything,'' explains guitarist and composer Oz Noy. ''If you don't understand the blues, I just don't think that what you're playing will sound as good.''

Available via Abstract Logix, Noy's latest album, Twisted Blues Volume 2 continues to mine the blues-tinted vein first tapped in the widely acclaimed first volume, which was released in 2011. By tapping into that elusive blues feeling and exploring its potential to inform and enrich a variety of musical settings, Noy - a native of Israel who moved to the U.S. in 1996 -has emerged as a compelling new voice in a crowded field.

To help realize his expansive vision of a blues-based music that still embodies the power of rock and the exploratory zeal of jazz, Noy has called upon an impressive roster of supporting musicians and fellow soloists. Special guests include jazz great Chick Corea, guitar icon Eric Johnson, Crescent City master Allen Toussaint, maverick organist John Medeski, and Warren Haynes of Gov't Mule, Allman Brothers. Among the featured rhythm section players are bassist Will Lee (of Late Show with David Letterman fame), drummer Chris Layton (of Stevie Ray Vaughn and Double Trouble), master contemporary jazz drummers Dave Weckl and Keith Carlock, and veteran blues-rock bassist Roscoe Beck. The universal yet infinitely malleable feeling of the blues provided instant common ground amongst the musicians, while Noy puts his own distinct stamp on the proceedings both via his searing fretwork and his deft touch as a composer.