Search - Adam Rogers :: Time and the Infinite

I don't know but I just keep listening to this one over and

J. Polak | Baltimore, MD United States | 09/17/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Rogers is a very interesting player and composer. I've been listening this album way too much and I don't ever got bored with it. It must be good! -)"

Modern Jazz Guitar Monster

bluesdoc05 | South | 04/01/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

""Time and the Infinite" Rogers fourth album, showcases him in a trio setting with bassist Scott Colley and drummer Bill Stewart. The album is a wonderful mix of Rogers own introspective compositions, and jazz standards including "Night and Day", "Young and Foolish", and Parker's great blues "Cheryl". Rogers who trained in classical guitar at the Mannes Conservatory brings out his nylon string axe for most of the originals, and sticks to a traditional electric jazz tone for the standards. The clarity, precision and speed of his picking attack on the straight ahead material is just phenomenal, immediately bringing to mind Pat Martino, though Rogers harmonic consept is more post bop. All in all, this is simply a fantastic recording."

A Pleasant Surprise

fadertrader | new york, ny United States | 02/06/2010

(5 out of 5 stars)

"My guitar teacher (Russ Spiegel) told me about Adam and that he studied with him years ago. I was pleasantly surprised by this compilation. Adam brings some very warm tones and soft, yet inspiring solo's to the table. I really enjoyed this cd; an excellent addition to any modern jazz library."