The Luckiest Boy in the World
The Luckiest Boy in the World
ASIN: B00000207J
Editorial Reviews
Spin
Bloedow seems joined to his material at the hip. You can't imagine these songs - the sad/funny love song "In the Clinch," the familial dyfunction- themed "Do I Have to Take You Outside?"--being performed by anyone but him. With a vocal style that's both sure and frail, Bloedow builds mini-shrines to emotional glitches, as if he's trying to create coping mechanisms for his own emotions on the spot. By employing some of the brightest of the New York City downtown improv crowd--Medeski Martin & Wood, Dave Tronzo--Bloedow honors the time-honored practice of ending jazz's devices to the services of pop.
The Luckiest Boy in the World,Oren Bloedow,Knitting Factory,Jazz,Jazz Music,Jazz-Pop,Pop
Average customer rating:
- like ghostriding a bicycle into a nursing home.
- personal groove
- who is this guy?
|
The Luckiest Boy in the World
Oren Bloedow
Manufacturer: Knitting Factory
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
 General
| Jazz
| Styles
| Music
General
| Jazz
| Indie Music
| Stores
| Music
ASIN: B00000207J
Release Date: 1998-02-17 |
Tracks:
- In The Clinch
- Endless Tears
- The Living Room
- Do I Have To Take You Outside
- Prayer No. 2
- Like An Arch
- Foot Of The Wall
- Babyland
- 100% Live
- I Need a Fire
- In The Clinch: Continued
Customer Reviews:
like ghostriding a bicycle into a nursing home........2005-02-28
old people sort of smell weird sometimes but if you love your grandmother like i do than you know she will be a better cook then you could ever be. man that was a good cookie i ate for breakfast. oh yeah also while i ate it i was listening to this awesome cd and crying. except for the crying part. hey don't make fun of me okay.
personal groove.......2001-07-05
Oren Bloedow presents a serious look at his life through soulful melodies reminicent of Jeff Buckley. The always funky jazz trio of Medeski Martin and Wood, in one of their rarest forms, provide a landscape for this personal journey. Although this album has its moments lost in depression and down tempo reflection, its trueness to the blues and jazz spirit flourishes.
who is this guy?.......1998-12-18
this record is brilliant and i don't know why this guy isn't a household word.
Average customer rating:
- Personal Journey into Groove
- A Personal Journey into Groove
|
Luckiest Boy in the World
Oren Bloedow
Manufacturer: Video Arts Japan
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Jazz
| Styles
| Music
Jazz
| Imports
| Stores
| Music
Rock
| Imports
| Stores
| Music
ASIN: B00000J9XA
Release Date: 1998-03-31 |
Tracks:
- In The Clinch
- Endless Tears
- The Living Room
- Do I Have To Take You Outside
- Prayer No.2
- Like An Arch
- Foot Of The Wall
- Babyland
- The Rules Of The Game
- 100% Live
- I Need A Fire
- In The Clinch (Continued)
- The Living Room (Remix)
Album Details
Japanese Version featuring Bonus Tracks.
Customer Reviews:
Personal Journey into Groove.......2001-06-27
Oren Bloedow presents a serious look at his life through soulful melodies reminicent of Jeff Buckley. The always funky jazz trio of Medeski Martin and Wood, in one of their rarest forms, provide a landscape for this personal journey. Although this album has its moments lost in depression and down tempo reflection, its trueness to the blues and jazz spirit flourishes.
A Personal Journey into Groove.......2001-06-27
Oren Bloedow presents a serious look at his life through soulful melodies reminicent of Jeff Buckley. The always funky jazz trio of Medeski Martin and Wood, in one of their rarest forms, provide a landscape for this personal journey. Although this album has its moments lost in depression and down tempo reflection, its trueness to the blues and jazz spirit flourishes.
Jazz Music:
- The Messenger
- The Pianist [Import]
- The Royal Sessions
- Tippin' the Scales
- Transition Sonic
- Trombon Con Sazon
- Ultimate Collection [Import]
- Wakey Wakey
- Waraba [Hybrid SACD]
- Wardell Gray Memorial, Vol. 1
Jazz Music
Jazz Music