New Album Releases 05/26/09: Marilyn Manson, Mandy Moore, Gary Burton, Black Moth Super Rainbow & More - Page 2

The most vital vibraphonist in jazz since 1960 (with the possible exception of Bobby Hutcherson), Gary Burton reassembled his old Quartet for an extended tour a couple of years ago and this is the live document from their stopover at Oakland's famed Yoshi's club. Joining Burton are a couple of his old sidemen who went on to make a little jazz history themselves: electric bassist Steve Swallow and all-world guitarist Pat Metheny, along with Metheny's exciting young drummer Antonio Sanchez.

The band runs through a strong array old material by Metheny, Swallow, Chick Corea, and Keith Jarrett. All done in the delicately textured, nuanced and seamless quality that is the Burton trademark since the late sixties. Three old masters and one new one getting together on the road is a road trip record you don't want to miss.

Here are all of this week's new album releases courtesy of All Music Guide:

Grizzly Bear
Veckatimest
Warp
Experimental Rock, Indie Rock, Post-Rock/Experimental

Marilyn Manson
The High End of Low
Nothing
Industrial Metal, Alternative Metal, Heavy Metal

Mandy Moore
Amanda Leigh
Storefront
Contemporary Singer/Songwriter

Phoenix
Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix
Glassnote
Indie Rock, Alternative Dance

A's
The A's/A Woman's Got the Power
American Beat
Power Pop, New Wave

Dave Alvin and the Guilty Women
Dave Alvin and the Guilty Women
Yep Roc
Contemporary Singer/Songwriter, Alternative Country-Rock

Beausoleil/Michael Doucet
Make the Veiller
Fuel 2000
Traditional Cajun, Zydeco

Black Moth Super Rainbow
Eating Us
Graveface
Indie Electronic, Indie Pop

Bloodhorse
Horizoner
Translation Los
Stoner Metal, Doom Metal, Sludge Metal

Boyz II Men
Cooleyhighharmony [Expanded Edition]
Motown
Contemporary R&B, New Jack Swing, Adult Contemporary R&B

James Brown
The Singles, Vol. 7: 1970-1972
Hip-O Select/Polydor
Funk, Soul

Dave Brubeck
Time Out [50th Anniversary Legacy Edition]
Sony Legacy
Cool, West Coast Jazz

The Gary Burton Quartet Revisted
Quartet Live
Concord
Post-Bop

Bury Your Dead
It's Nothing Personal
Victory
Hardcore Punk, Death Metal/Black Metal

City Center
City Center
Type
Indie Electronic, Indie Pop

Crash Kings
Crash Kings
Motown
Adult Alternative Pop/Rock, American Trad Rock

Creedence Clearwater Revival
The Concert
Fantasy
Rock & Roll, Pop/Rock, Country-Rock

Creedence Clearwater Revival
Creedence Clearwater Revival Covers the Classics
Fantasy
Pop/Rock, Rock & Roll, AM Pop

Miles Davis
Sketches of Spain [50th Anniversary Legacy Edition]
Sony Legacy
Cool

Dimitri from Paris/The Idjut Boys
Night Dubbin'
K7
Post-Disco, Club/Dance, Contemporary R&B, Funk

Thomas Dolby
The Singular Thomas Dolby
EMI
New Wave, Synth Pop, Pop/Rock

Electrik Red
How to Be a Lady, Vol. 1
Def Jam
Contemporary R&B, Pop, Dance-Pop

Sammy Hagar
Street Machine [Bonus Tracks]
Rock Candy
Arena Rock, Heavy Metal, Hard Rock, Pop-Metal, Album Rock

Philippe Herreweghe
Bach: Mass in B minor
Virgin
Baroque Choral Music

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