Imaginary Roads
1988's "Imaginary Roads" is one of guitarist William Ackerman's finest albums and the one where the new instruments Ackerman had been slowly adding to his sound through the '80s finally jelled with his distinctive playing.
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The result is that even on the duet pieces, Will Ackerman and his musical partners sound and feel like an actual band, not a composer and his sidemen.
Interesting additions like shakuhachi flute, oboe, and fretless bass join the usual synthesizers, piano and violins, giving a variety and depth to the arrangements which is sometimes missing from Ackerman's more monochromatic earlier albums. Fascinatingly, the albums concludes with very different alternate takes of Darrow's Barn and If You Look, showing that Ackerman and his musicians are as attuned to nuances in different performances as a set of fine jazz musicians.
"Imaginary Roads finds Will Ackerman playing mostly in an ensemble context, with nice textures and melodies."
- MusD (All Music Guide)
We are sorry but we can not offer digital copies of the Windham Hill Records catalog at this time. Please enjoy 30 second samples from the album listed below!
2-VWH-21009
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