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CD Reviews: Mark Weinstein "Algo Mas"
Posted by: Adminon Tuesday, June 21, 2005 - 07:10 AM
Reviews Might I say right away that this CD project by reedman Mark Weinstein is an interlude in some of the most exquisite latin music I've heard in quite awhile. Mark's very "personal" playing style disguises his profound musical craftsmanship, as he renders his solos with incisive inventive interpretations. Weinstein's passionate improvisations are crisply articulated, often harmonically rich...Yet, subtle in their power. This is a pleasing contrast to some of the more "fusion" oriented projects that mask their soloists with more of a rock based character. That is not jazz. This project is jazz.

George W. Carroll/The Musicians? Ombudsman



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