What makes Structures by John Abercrombie notable?

'Structures' received positive reviews for its innovative fusion of styles and was noted for its introspective compositions. The album exemplifies Abercrombie's significant contribution to contemporary jazz, influencing modern guitarists and earning a respected place within his discography. Upon releasing 'Structures' in 2006, John Abercrombie was well-established in the contemporary jazz scene, having released numerous albums since his debut in the early 1970s. This album marked a continuation of his collaboration with pianist Marc Copland and bassist Drew Gress, showcasing a mature sound that reflects decades of experience and artistic evolution.

Who is Structures for?

Structures works well if you're into steady melodic exploration, thoughtful afternoon listening and rich emotional subtleties.

How many songs are on Structures?

Structures has 10 tracks, running approximately 60 minutes.

Released 20 years ago

Structures

John Abercrombie · 2006

60 min · 10 tracks · jazz fusion · contemporary jazz

A contemplative blend of jazz and folk influences, rich with melodic exploration and subtle improvisation.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady melodic exploration
thoughtful afternoon listening
rich emotional subtleties
intimate moments of reflection

Maybe skip if you want

prefer upbeat, fast-paced music
seek standalone hit singles

Where this album fits

Career context: Upon releasing 'Structures' in 2006, John Abercrombie was well-established in the contemporary jazz scene, having released numerous albums since his debut in the early 1970s. This album marked a continuation of his collaboration with pianist Marc Copland and bassist Drew Gress, showcasing a mature sound that reflects decades of experience and artistic evolution.
Stylistic neighbors: Pat Metheny· Bill Frisell· Larry Coryell