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Gratitiude

by Brandi Disterheft

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1.
Blues For Nelson Mandela 07:46
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2.
Gratitude (For David Jahns) 03:01
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3.
Mizmahta 04:11
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4.
But Beautiful 05:53
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5.
Portrait Of Duke 05:48
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6.
Kissing The Cheek Of Providence 08:17
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7.
Le Regarder La Recontrer Encore 04:49
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8.
Open 06:48
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9.
The Man I Love 02:16
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10.
Compared To What 02:53
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Brandi Disterheft is another standout bassist, with a deep resonant sound of her own and a deft hand at constructing supportive lines and emotionally direct solos. She also has a knack for creating good group chemistry and well-crafted CDs, beginning with the Juno-winning recording Debut. On Gratitude, she’s assembled a first-rate New York band that she uses to excellent effect. It’s a group with soulful depths, with transplanted Canadian pianist Renee Rosnes coming to the fore on Disterheft’s Blues for Nelson Mandela and the horns — alto saxophonist Vincent Herring and trumpeter Sean Jones — sounding terrific on Rosnes’ anthemic post-bop Mizmahta. Disterheft also sings on a couple of tracks, including the soul classic Compared to What, in a light, musical way that’s a fine complement to her instrumental abilities. – The WholeNote

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released September 11, 2012

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Brandi Disterheft New York, New York

“She is what we call serious." –Oscar Peterson

Canadian Jazz bassist Brandi Disterheft relocated to NYC where she ensconced herself in regular jam sessions and studied with legendary bassist Ron Carter. It’s not only her fiery bass playing that make audiences stand-up and holler, but also the Juno Award winners innovative live shows showcasing her up-tempo, swinging originals and ambient voice. ... more

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