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Curve Magazine

June 1, 2009 CD Reviews, Sangria CD Reviews

Curve Magazine ReviewOther Licks, by Margaret Coble

Instrumental albums rarely catch my ear, but this world fusion set by the acclaimed California jazz pianist is a hypnotic tour of global grooves, melding Indian and Middle Eastern instrumentation with Latin rhythms. Indian and flamenco music collide via cello and tabla in the title track, while Hindustani vocal scatting spices up “Tenth Journey.” (www.ancient-future.com)

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