 
	2011-08-19
Japanese jazz pianist Hiromi Uehara teams up with seasoned session men Anthony Jackson (bass) and Simon Phillips (drums) for a trio that uses their instruments to "speak" emotions (hence the title of the disc). Hiromi plays with emotion, whether or not the tempo is fast or slow--and before the song is over, that's usually super-charged. The title track opener begins sedately and then picks up locomotive steam. The three musicians work well together, although I do like the one solo piece of the set, "Haze." The closer is ear-catching, too, a jazz take on Beethoven's "Pathetique." Roll over, Ludwig. 08/11 Michael J. 
												
			Rahsaan Barber
The Music In The Night
 
												
			DAVID WIATROLIK
Dave and the Gin Mill Gypsies
 
												
			CCM Jazz Orchestra
In Search Of Garaj Mahal
 
												
			Melton Mustafa
The Traveling Man
 
							
			Dr. John Hair & New Connections
When The Spirit Gets You!
 
												
			R/E/D/S
Sign of Four
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