Miroslav Vitous, the innovative jazz bassist, presents "Infinite Search," a captivating journey through the realms of jazz fusion, jazz, and free jazz. Released on February 8, 2005, under Rhino Atlantic, this album is a testament to Vitous' virtuosity and his ability to blend genres seamlessly.
"Infinite Search" spans a concise yet impactful 44 minutes, featuring six tracks that showcase Vitous' mastery of the bass and his collaborative prowess with other jazz luminaries. The album opens with "Freedom Jazz Dance," a lively and rhythmic piece that sets the tone for the eclectic mix of sounds to follow. "Mountain in the Clouds" offers a more introspective and atmospheric experience, while "When Face Gets Pale" delves into the depths of free jazz, highlighting Vitous' improvisational skills.
The title track, "Infinite Search," is a complex and dynamic composition that showcases Vitous' ability to weave intricate bass lines with a sense of purpose and direction. "I Will Tell Him on You" adds a touch of playfulness and wit, demonstrating Vitous' versatility as a composer and performer. The album concludes with "Epilogue," a reflective and poignant piece that leaves a lasting impression.
Vitous' work with Weather Report in the 1970s has solidified his reputation as a pioneer in jazz fusion, and "Infinite Search" is no exception. The album features contributions from renowned musicians such as John McLaughlin, Herbie Hancock, and Jack DeJohnette, adding depth and richness to the overall sound. Whether you're a longtime fan of Miroslav Vitous or a newcomer to his music, "Infinite Search" is an essential addition to any jazz enthusiast's collection.
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