Joshua Redman - Wish -1993- -lossless Flac- -
Recorded at the legendary Power Station in New York City, Wish features a supergroup that any bandleader would envy:
This is not a typical quartet. Metheny’s ethereal, chorused guitar textures could have easily overpowered a young saxophonist, while Haden’s folk-tinged, singing bass lines and Higgins’ transcendent, feather-light swing created a rhythm section of telepathic grace. Yet Redman, at just 24 years old, holds his own with an authority that belies his age. Joshua Redman - Wish -1993- -Lossless FLAC-
This lineup is astonishing. Metheny, the boundary-pushing guitarist, brings his signature shimmering harmonies; Haden, the former Ornette Coleman bassist, provides unshakable, lyrical grounding; and Higgins, the hard-bop heartbeat (who played on Kind of Blue’s "Freddie Freeloader"), infuses every track with joyous, lived-in swing. Recorded at the legendary Power Station in New
Do not settle for YouTube rips or low-bitrate streaming. This is not a typical quartet
Redman opens with a tribute to his father’s old collaborator. This version of Coleman’s deceptively simple blues is a masterclass in phrasing. Redman plays the head with crisp, vocal-like articulation before Higgins locks into a second-line groove. In FLAC, the stick definition on Higgins’ cymbals and Haden’s rich, woody bass plucks are vividly separated.
