Live album · 2007

As Is… Live at the Blue Note

Released
24 April 2007
Label
Half Note Records
Catalogue no.
HN4531
Tracklist
14 tracks
Length
2:05:38
Country
US

“As Is… Live at the Blue Note” is a live album by Avishai Cohen, released in 2007 on Half Note Records. The original release has 14 tracks with a running time of 2:05:38. Jazz standards on the record include “Caravan”. The line-up features Avishai Cohen (electric bass guitar, double bass), Mark Guiliana (drums (drum set)), Sam Barsh (keyboard, piano), Jimmy Greene (soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone) and Diego Urcola (trumpet).

Who played on As Is… Live at the Blue Note

  • Avishai Cohen electric bass guitar, double bass all tracks
  • Mark Guiliana drums (drum set) on 13 tracks
  • Sam Barsh keyboard, piano, melodica on 13 tracks
  • Jimmy Greene soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone on 8 tracks
  • Diego Urcola trumpet on 2 tracks

Tracklist

  1. 1-1 Smash — Avishai Cohen 10:32
  2. 1-2 Elli — Avishai Cohen 7:03
  3. 1-3 Etude — Avishai Cohen 10:22
  4. 1-4 Bass Suite #1 — Avishai Cohen 6:06
  5. 1-5 Feediop — Avishai Cohen 7:30
  6. 1-6 Remembering — Avishai Cohen 6:04
  7. 1-7 Caravan standard — Duke Ellington, Juan Tizol 14:47
  8. 2-1 Freediop — Avishai Cohen 7:33
  9. 2-2 Samuel — Avishai Cohen 7:35
  10. 2-3 One for Mark — Avishai Cohen 6:42
  11. 2-4 Nu Nu — Avishai Cohen 9:53
  12. 2-5 Smash — Avishai Cohen 10:40
  13. 2-6 Remembering — Avishai Cohen 6:02
  14. 2-7 Caravan standard — Duke Ellington, Juan Tizol 14:49

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on As Is… Live at the Blue Note?

The line-up of As Is… Live at the Blue Note includes Avishai Cohen (electric bass guitar, double bass), Mark Guiliana (drums (drum set)), Sam Barsh (keyboard, piano), Jimmy Greene (soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone) and Diego Urcola (trumpet).

Which label released As Is… Live at the Blue Note?

As Is… Live at the Blue Note was released in 2007 on Half Note Records (HN4531).

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