Introducing is an album by Glen Moore, released in 2010. The album is a jazz CD. - REISSUE
First time on CD for this 1979 album from the Jazz/New Age bassist, best known for his work with the band Oregon. The album features Jan Hammer, David Darling and Zbigniew Seifert. Wounded Bird.
"Introducing Glen Moore" is an intimate CD release that showcases the distinctive musical voice of Glen Moore, presented by the independent label Wounded Bi. Centered around nuanced, acoustic-driven arrangements and a strong sense of improvisational freedom, this album is tailored for listeners who appreciate subtlety, space and musical conversation rather than pure mainstream gloss. The sound is warm, organic and detailed, allowing every note and melodic idea to unfold with clarity. The CD format underscores this by offering reliable audio fidelity and a physical object that invites repeated, focused listening.
Wounded Bi is known as a small, artist-oriented label that places emphasis on authenticity, artistic control and thoughtfully produced releases. Instead of chasing mass-market trends, the manufacturer fosters projects that are carefully curated, with a clear identity and a strong conceptual backbone. "Introducing Glen Moore" fits this philosophy perfectly, presenting the artist without unnecessary studio gimmicks and focusing instead on musical substance and emotional presence. The packaging, track sequencing and overall production are conceived to give the listener a coherent journey from the first to the last track.
Glen Moore is an accomplished musician whose work is characterized by expressive phrasing, refined technique and a deep sense of musicality. Over the course of his career, he has earned recognition for his ability to blend lyrical melodies with sophisticated harmonic ideas, bridging the gap between accessible listening and more exploratory, jazz-influenced territories. This CD underlines his strengths as both a performer and a musical storyteller: the pieces develop organically, themes are introduced and revisited with subtle variations, and the interplay between structure and spontaneity remains at the core of the recording. "Introducing Glen Moore" stands as a compelling entry point into his artistry and a rewarding addition to any serious music collection.
Modern
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- AcidJazz/DanceJazz 106- Avantgarde/Free 982- Bebop 109- Bossa Nova 341- Cool 75- Hard Bop 155- Jazz Rock/Fusion 748- Latin Jazz 1.000- Other Modern Jazz 27.397- PopJazz/SmoothJazz 798- World-&Ethno-Ja. 448
