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Reflections
Jeff Gibbs
Reflections
Genres: New Age, Pop
 
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"Reflections" features solo piano improvisations and meditations on life growing up in a working class neighborhood just outside of Flint, and on journeys to sacred natural places whether it be a weedy field or a billion y...  more »

     
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All Artists: Jeff Gibbs
Title: Reflections
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Alula
Release Date: 8/19/2003
Album Type: Enhanced
Genres: New Age, Pop
Style: Meditation
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 616498300326

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"Reflections" features solo piano improvisations and meditations on life growing up in a working class neighborhood just outside of Flint, and on journeys to sacred natural places whether it be a weedy field or a billion year old mountain. The music on Reflections includes tunes called Beecher's Lament and Lost Children, both of these pieces were composed for and are featured on Michael Moore's Academy Award Winning Documentary "Bowling For Columbine". Jeff Gibbs is a lifetime friend of Michael Moore's and Jeff is also a producer for Michael's documentary film company.

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CD Reviews

A deep, personal journey
Shawn Chittle | New York, NY USA | 08/03/2004
(5 out of 5 stars)

"I'm from Flint, MI, so this album will mean more to me, and to others from Flint, than those not from that fabled land. Gibbs' brilliant piano playing and compositions on this album will invoke all the emotions of the music for which it was used, the powerful Michael Moore film "Bowling for Columbine." When I first got a hold of this album, I listened to it for days and days, always finding a new emotional space everytime I heard it.



I'm a big George Winston fan, and Jeff's artistry and piano style will feel right at home for any Winston fan.



Luckily, as I write this, I am pleased to be someone who has just recently met and befriended Jeff personally (we both live in New York City) and I've found him in person to be as introspective, humorous, and personal as his work.



More compositions from him, such as the soundtrack to "Fahrenheit 9/11" are welcomed."