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In a Heartbeat (album)

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Released
  
2005

Length
  
61:47

Artist
  
Whit Dickey

Label
  
Clean Feed Records

Recorded
  
February 24, 2004

In a Heartbeat (2005)
  
Sacred Ground (2006)

Release date
  
2005

Genre
  
Jazz

Studio
  
Avatar Studios, New York City

Similar
  
Life Cycle, Sacred Ground, Elastic Aspects, Cosmic Suite

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In a Heartbeat is an album by American jazz drummer Whit Dickey recorded in 2004 and released on the Portuguese Clean Feed label. For this record, Dickey expanded to a quintet consisting of the quartet with whom he recorded Big Top, with the addition of trumpeter Roy Campbell. The band plays four Dickey compositions and the Carla Bley original "Calls".

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Reception

In his review for AllMusic, Scott Yanow states "The reason that this outing is a success is that the musicians are quite skilled, listen closely to each other, and make memorable music out of very open originals."

The Penguin Guide to Jazz observes that "Brown sounds as if he's looking for extremes which don't really suit him. But some passages offer gripping and wholly absorbing playing."

Track listing

All compositions by Whit Dickey except as indicated
  1. "Calls" (Carla Bley) – 11:17
  2. "In a Heartbeat" – 15:29
  3. "Peace Overture" – 9:48
  4. "Dubya's Flying Lesson" – 13:11
  5. "Democracy at Home" – 12:02

Personnel

  • Roy Campbell – trumpet, pocket trumpet, flugelhorn
  • Rob Brown – alto sax
  • Joe Morris – guitar
  • Chris Lightcap – double bass
  • Whit Dickey – drums
  • Songs

    1Calls (feat Rob Brown - Roy Campbell - Jr - Joe Morris & Chris Lightcap)Joe Morris - Chris Lightcap - JR - 11:17
    2In A Heartbeat (feat Rob Brown - Roy Campbell - Jr - Joe Morris & Chris Lightcap)Joe Morris - Chris Lightcap - JR - 15:30
    3Peace Overture (feat Rob Brown - Roy Campbell - Jr - Joe Morris & Chris Lightcap)Joe Morris - Chris Lightcap - JR - 9:49

    References

    In a Heartbeat (album) Wikipedia