Long to Be Loose, Wayne Krantz, Music CD

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Long to Be Loose


1	These Instrumental Pieces Were 2:03
2	Not Consciously Written About 6:49
3	Specific People, Places, Things or Ideas 6:41
4	(Although One Began) 7:04
5	From a Little Croaking Sound 5:06
6	A Friend's Dat Machine Makes) 6:56
7	What They Were Written About 6:31
8	Is Something I Don't Understand Yet 6:18
9	But I Know It When I See It 6:39
10	Hopefully, So Will You 7:42

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Editorial Reviews

This is a group effort that finds Krantz in the company of young stars Lincoln Goines and Zach Danziger. This became a regular band for Krantz, who later put out a live recording with the same personnel. The tunes are all played with passion by all, and feature Krantz's penchant for extended and at times self-indulgent solos. Like most good jazz players, Krantz explores new territories and takes chances when he's playing. He is one of the few fusion-style players to emerge during the '90s who can improvise for long periods of time and make it interesting for the duration. This is more consistent than Signals, but it would have been an extra bonus to hear some more of his solo pieces. Robert Taylor Jr., All Music Guide

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Long to Be Loose


1	These Instrumental Pieces Were 2:03
2	Not Consciously Written About 6:49
3	Specific People, Places, Things or Ideas 6:41
4	(Although One Began) 7:04
5	From a Little Croaking Sound 5:06
6	A Friend's Dat Machine Makes) 6:56
7	What They Were Written About 6:31
8	Is Something I Don't Understand Yet 6:18
9	But I Know It When I See It 6:39
10	Hopefully, So Will You 7:42

All Music Guide

This is a group effort that finds Krantz in the company of young stars Lincoln Goines and Zach Danziger. This became a regular band for Krantz, who later put out a live recording with the same personnel. The tunes are all played with passion by all, and feature Krantz's penchant for extended and at times self-indulgent solos. Like most good jazz players, Krantz explores new territories and takes chances when he's playing. He is one of the few fusion-style players to emerge during the '90s who can improvise for long periods of time and make it interesting for the duration. This is more consistent than Signals, but it would have been an extra bonus to hear some more of his solo pieces. Robert Taylor Jr.

Product Details

Format: CD
Release Date: 07/15/1993
Label: ENJA
Catalog No.: 7099
UPC: 063757709923
Sales Rank: 56,360

Album Credits
Performance Credits
Wayne Krantz		Primary Artist, Guitar
Zach Danziger		Drums
Lincoln Goines		Bass

Technical Credits
Wayne Krantz		Producer
Malcolm Pollack		Engineer
Matthias Winckelmann		Executive Producer