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Palm of Souls
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| From the gorgeously yearning space search 'Forever' to the epic saga 'Living Peace' (which to our ears sounds like the shifting energy of New Orleans as Katrina approached and, finally, broke the levees in the end) to the deep North African grooves created on 'Unity Call' and 'So Often' to the majestic Far East parade of the closing track -- Palm of Soul presents three master musicians in intimate musical conversation at the highest levels -- rendering innumerable mesmeric songs which elicit the full gamut of emotional response. An utterly distinct, distinguished and major album work. |
ARTISTS
Kidd Jordan (tenor sax); Hamid Drake (drums, tablas, frame drum, voice); William Parker (bass, guimbri, gongs, bowls, talking drum) |
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