Artist: Warren Wolf
Album: Wolfgang
Genre: Jazz
Release Date: 2013
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24bit, 96 kHz
Duration: 01:01:10
Total Tracks: 9
Total Size: 1,19 GB

Tracklist:

01. Warren Wolf – Sunrise (07:56)
02. Warren Wolf – Frankie and Johnny (07:17)
03. Warren Wolf – Grand Central (07:25)
04. Warren Wolf – Wolfgang (06:05)
05. Warren Wolf – Annoyance (05:34)
06. Warren Wolf – Lake Nerraw Flow (05:34)
07. Warren Wolf – Things Were Done Yesterday (06:07)
08. Warren Wolf – Setembro (06:27)
09. Warren Wolf – Variations sur ‘Le Carnaval de Venise’ (08:40)

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2013 release from the Jazz vibraphonist. Wolfgang features two different three-man rhythm sections (pianist Benny Green, bassist Christian McBride and drummer Lewis Nash; and pianist Aaron Goldberg, bassist Kris Funn and drummer Billy Williams, Jr.), as well as two noteworthy duo pieces with pianist/label-mate Aaron Diehl. Wolf and Diehl are both building their careers as young (each under age 35) musicians keeping the Jazz tradition alive.Throughout its history, jazz has been revitalized with a continual evolution of style, fresh transformations in expression, bold leaps into the free improvisational sphere of the unknown and most importantly the arrival of young artists who, while steeped in the past, have an eye to the future of the idiom. Jazz aficionados welcome the dawning of the next generations of talented musicians who boldly stride into progressive territory. Among the most important young jazz stars in that vein is vibraphonist Warren Wolf, who delivers his remarkable sophomore album, Wolfgang, on Mack Avenue Records. Wolf, a multi-instrumentalist who has also honed his chops on drums and piano since age three, is also following in the footsteps of vibes masters Bobby Hutcherson and Stefon Harris by becoming a member of the SFJazz Collective (both of whom precede him in the vibes chair).

Wolfgang features two different three-man rhythm sections (pianist Benny Green, bassist Christian McBride and drummer Lewis Nash; and pianist Aaron Goldberg, bassist Kris Funn and drummer Billy Williams, Jr.), as well as two noteworthy duo pieces with pianist/label-mate Aaron Diehl. Wolf and Diehl are both building their careers as young (each under age 35) musicians keeping the jazz tradition alive.

Comprising nine tunes (six of which are originals), Wolfgang spotlights Wolf taking a different, more laid-back take than his volcanic eponymous debut album on Mack Avenue. “The last record was a means of introducing myself as a leader,” says the 33-year-old Baltimore-based vibraphonist. “This time I set out to showcase my writing skills with compositions that have melodies people can remember”.