Doll [Bonus Tracks] Keiko Matsui

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CD - Bonus Tracks

  • Release Date: 07/29/2003
  • Original Release: 1994
  • Sales Rank: 80,587
  • Label: SHOUT FACTORY
  • UPC: 826663017823

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Doll [Bonus Tracks]

1LISTENBronze Casting 4:48
2LISTENMoroccan Ashes 4:32
3LISTENDoll 4:37
4LISTENWaterlily 5:07
5LISTENVoice of the Heart 4:31
6LISTEN1942, From Russia 3:07
7LISTENPostponed Summer 4:37
8LISTENEye of the Moon 4:51
9LISTENFunny Things / Molly Pasutti 3:59
10LISTENSympathy 4:50
11LISTENWaterlily (Solo Piano) Bonus Track 2:20
12LISTENDoll (Solo Piano) Bonus Track 1:56
13LISTENMorning Walk (Solo Piano) Bonus Track 4:19

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This pop-jazz recording by Japanese pianist/keyboardist Keiko Matsui is actually better than many comparable contemporary jazz recordings. The melodies are catchy and charming but rather low-key, most of the pieces are quite atmospheric ("1942, From Russia" sounds like a piece from a Hollywood epic), and several unusual moods (for pop-jazz, that is) are explored. Matsui's piano playing is interesting and adds further substance to the music. The other musicians include various session players (Michael Landau, Lenny Castro, Eric Marienthal) and a few guests like Keiko's husband, shakuhachi player Kazu Matsui (who also produced), and singer Philip Bailey (who appears on one of the two vocal tracks). [The Japanese edition includes three bonus tracks: solo acoustic piano renditions of "Water Lily," "Doll," and "Morning Walk," which, while not particularly essential, offer a different, moodier approach to the music.] Christian Genzel, All Music Guide

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