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MP3 Haim Cotton - 100% Cotton
11 MP3 Songs in this album (49:53) !
Related styles: JAZZ: Smooth Jazz, URBAN/R&B: Funk
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About Haim Cotton
Composer and pianist Haim Cotton came to the U.S. from Israel at age
twenty-two, having already played on fifteen records with many of Israel''s
most renowned recording artists. After moving to the U.S., he advanced
into arranging and composing, and his works have since been licensed in
commercials and films worldwide. The musical director for singer Ofra
Haza, Haim has played on her final solo album Kyria, and appeared with her
in festivals around the world, including the Montreux Jazz Festival. For
the past twenty years, Haim has been teaching jazz at The New School, but
he has simultaneously remained committed to recording and live
performance as well. Haim has concentrated on production during the last
five years; his latest works include saxophonist Danny Lerman''s Meow Baby,
which has been hailed as a "breakthrough release,” and Jeffrey Wilgus''s
Signature, which critics have praised for its outstanding production. In
2007, Haim founded the group Project Grand Slam with his long time
collaborator Robert Miller. Their debut album, Play, was produced by
Grammy-winning producer Frank Filipetti and nominated for 8 Grammy awards.
Several tunes from the album were featured in the NBC Primetime
television series Lipstick Jungle, and the group has performed in the
series.
The 100% Cotton Story
Haim was barely a high school graduate who had just begun to play in jazz
clubs when he met drummer Tal Bergman, who had recently traveling on tour
with Chick Corea. Haim and Tal got along well, and decided to play
together one night, a performance which solidified the bond between the
two for years to come and thus played a pivotal role in developing the
foundations for the band they would form with bassist Yossi Fine, Higher
Reality Fusion. The band immediately earned national recognition and was
hired to play at prestigious venues such as Shablul in Tel Aviv. During
the eighties, the three moved to the United States, where they continued
to collaborate in spite of the fact that they had officially disbanded.
Many of their most prolific sessions together resulted in the music for
Haim''s debut solo album, 100% Cotton. The album additionally features the
production of Omnimusic president Doug Wood, for whom Haim had been
writing music ever since the mid-eighties. Doug had been impressed by
Haim''s talent early on, and eventually signed Haim as well as other
artists to his record label NovaDisc. He and Haim worked to piece
together 100% Cotton, and the album was released in 1992. The album
hosted a number of some of the nineties'' most prominent jazz musicians,
including Nelson Rangell, David Mann and Dean Brown.
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