Articles by David Lewis

• 

  Sonic Youth

  NYC Ghosts & Flowers

  PUBLISHED Jul 1, 2000

  Just as they braved the interface between jazz and noise-core, Sonic Youth remains one of those fertile cul de sacs in NYC's sonic landscap...

• 

  Lightnin' Hopkins

  Feel So Bad

  PUBLISHED Jun 1, 2000

  Drawn from his earliest recordings for the Aladdin label, these 22 performances date from 1946 to '49 and feature Sam in compelling trio, d...

• 

  Annbjorg Lien

  Baba Yaga

  PUBLISHED May 1, 2000

  One of the most celebrated new age folk singers in Norway, Lien’s third North American CD release ranges from the compelling trip-hop...

• 

  Various

  Louisiana Gumbo

  PUBLISHED May 1, 2000

  Here’s an anthology that perfectly captures the legendary party spirit of Nawleans in 12 vibrant performances that combine a compelli...

• 

  Various

  The Story of Chanson

  PUBLISHED May 1, 2000

  Twenty tracks introduce the unique lyricism of French vaudeville artists like Bourvil, Maurice Chevalier and Germaine Montero, but at the h...

• 

  Claude Williams

  Swinging The Blues

  PUBLISHED May 1, 2000

  Williams was a star soloist with Count Basie until producer John Hammond insisted that the Count replace his raw violin dynamics with the s...

• 

  Mark Applebaum

  The Janus Remixes

  PUBLISHED May 1, 2000

  There is high drama in the composer's startling remixes of his own heavily processed original works. From the intensifying circular repetit...

• 

  F. Gerrard Errante

  Beyond No End Wih Errante

  PUBLISHED May 1, 2000

  Errante is a clarinet player and composer who explores the lyrical interface between electronics and free improvisation. Although, duo ball...