More Mr. Nice Guy (feat. Fareed Haque, Kai Eckhardt, Sean "the Rick" Rickman & Eric Levy
Download links and information about More Mr. Nice Guy (feat. Fareed Haque, Kai Eckhardt, Sean "the Rick" Rickman & Eric Levy by Garaj Mahal. This album was released in 2010 and it belongs to Jazz, Rock genres. It contains 9 tracks with total duration of 01:04:02 minutes.
Artist: | Garaj Mahal |
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Release date: | 2010 |
Genre: | Jazz, Rock |
Tracks: | 9 |
Duration: | 01:04:02 |
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Tracks
[Edit]No. | Title | Length |
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1. | Witch Doctor (feat. Fareed Haque, Kai Eckhardt, Sean "The Rick" Rickman & Eric Levy) | 5:35 |
2. | Faster Than the Speed of Time (feat. Eric Levy) | 0:45 |
3. | Tachyonics (feat. Kai Eckhardt, Sean "The Rick" Rickman & Eric Levy) (featuring Fareed Haque) | 8:06 |
4. | The Long Form (feat. Fareed Haque, Kai Eckhardt, Sean "The Rick" Rickman & Eric Levy) | 10:40 |
5. | Today (feat. Fareed Haque, Kai Eckhardt, Sean "The Rick" Rickman & Eric Levy) | 5:21 |
6. | Frankly Frankie Ford (feat. Fareed Haque, Kai Eckhardt, Sean "The Rick" Rickman & Eric Levy) | 9:16 |
7. | What My Friends Say (feat. Fareed Haque, Kai Eckhardt, Sean "The Rick" Rickman & Eric Levy) | 5:16 |
8. | Chester the Pester (feat. Fareed Haque, Kai Eckhardt, Sean "The Rick" Rickman & Eric Levy) | 10:05 |
9. | Alison's Pony (feat. Fareed Haque, Kai Eckhardt, Sean "The Rick" Rickman & Eric Levy) | 8:58 |
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[Edit]Garaj Mahal's sixth CD has them continuing to explore contemporary jazz fusion with an Eastern undercurrent, a funky base, and fluid dynamics. Electric guitarist Fareed Haque loves his double-neck electric guitar, and the peerless electric bass guitarist Kai Eckhardt asserts his high-level talent in the manner he did while accompanying John McLaughlin many years prior. With Sean "The Rick" Rickman on drums and keyboardist Eric Levy, Garaj Mahal take many liberties into a dancing-in-your-head type of music with occasional forays into pop tunes. A track like "Witch Doctor" might lead one to a signature sound according to the band's name, a snake charmer's jazz to Indo-funk. Then there's the heavy metal jam of "The Long Form" and the bass-driven "Chester the Pester" in 6/8 time, or the tick-tock funk of "Tachyonics" with light Canterbury-style, airy melodies. In quieter pop singer/songwriter or even folkish tones, and even a piano ballad contributed by Levy, the quartet weaves through various strains of clearly identifiable commercial music while retaining its trailblazing spirit, making for a total listening experience appropriate for many different moods. ~ Michael G. Nastos, Rovi