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    Bill Frisell - Good Dog, Happy Man (1999)

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    Bill Frisell - Good Dog, Happy Man (1999)

    Bill Frisell - Good Dog, Happy Man (1999)
    Jazz | EAC rip (FLAC+CUE+LOG) | 381 MB | full scans
    Nonesuch | 62:07 | RAR with 5% recovery


    EAC extraction logfile from 18. April 2009, 8:10

    Bill Frisell / Good Dog, Happy Man

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    No doubt pleased with his countrified direction on Gone, Just Like a Train, Bill Frisell gives us a lot more of basically the same thing here – only with expanded numbers in the ranks. Bassist Viktor Krauss and drummer Jim Keltner return, now accompanied by Wayne Horvitz's understated organ and piano; Greg Leisz on an assortment of fretted instruments, including the dobro, pedal steel guitar and mandolin; and on "Shenandoah," Ry Cooder's atmospheric guitars. The first tracks of Good Dog, Happy Man pick up right where Gone, Just Like a Train left off – low-key, perhaps too low-key – but tracks like "Big Shoe" and "Cadillac 1959" add a bit of swagger to the lope and "Poem for Eva" sports the best tune. Again, Frisell often captures a loose, evolutionary jamming quality in these sessions, playing the country accents off of his jazz sensibilities. Unlike its predecessor, though, you can't imagine this being recorded on a backwoods front porch, for there are some production tricks and distant-sounding electronic loops that give away its Burbank studio origins. Purists on either side of the jazz/country divide are hereby warned to back off so that the rest of us can enjoy this. - by Richard S. Ginell, AMG

    Tracks:
    1. Rain, Rain 2:45
    2. Roscoe 3:42
    3. Big Shoe 3:49
    4. My Buffalo Girl 8:50
    5. Shenandoah (Traditional) 6:08
    6. Cadillac 1959 6:26
    7. The Pioneers 5:17
    8. Cold, Cold Ground 9:03
    9. That Was Then 5:28
    10. Monroe 4:19
    11. Good Dog, Happy Man 2:33
    12. Poem for Eva 3:40
    All compositions by Bill Frisell, except 5th tr.

    Personnel:
    Bill Frisell (Guitar, Loops and Musix Boxes)
    Greg Leisz (Pedal Steel Guitar, Dobro, Mandolin, Lap Steel Guitar and National Steel Guitar) - 1-4,6-12
    Wayne Horwitz (Organ, Piano and Samples) - 1-4,6-12
    Viktor Krauss (Double Bass)
    Jim Keltner (Drums)
    Ry Cooder (Guitar) - 5

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