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Elixir
Label: ECM Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: Clear; Pathway; Dunun Song; Joy Chant; Bell-Painting; Elixir; Orientales; Metal Drew;
Mother Drum; Mountain Breath; Creature Walk; Spirit of Air; Spirit of Sun; Sheep
Dream; Talking Wind; Totem Dance; The Siren in the Well; River; On the Move; Winter
Wish; Clear Recycle.
Marilyn Mazur: Elixir
by Budd Kopman
Percussionist Marilyn Mazur is a prime example of why many drummers these days are prone to listing themselves also as percussionists. The distinction is important beyond the number of instruments available to the player and involves the attitude towards their place in any musical enterprise. Drummer/percussionists like Paul Motian, Jon Christensen or Tony ...
Marilyn Mazur: Elixir
by John Kelman
Marilyn Mazur may be best remembered to North American audiences for her work with Miles Davis in the 1980s. Since then, however, the Danish percussionist has continued to lead an active musical life on her own projects including Small Labyrinths (ECM, 1997), as well as collaborating on ECM recordings by Eberhard Weber, Jon Balke and Jan ...
Marilyn Mazur - Jan Garbarek: Elixir
by AAJ Italy Staff
Se è vero che Marilyn Mazur ha potuto contare sull’appoggio e sul sostegno di tantissimi grandi, tra cui l’ultimo Miles Davis e Gil Evans, d’altra parte anche il suo sodalizio con Garbarek, iniziato nei primi anni Novanta, sembra essere uno dei punti fermi nella sua fulgida carriera. Dunque non stupisce che la percussionista abbia voluto condividere ...
Elixir
By Hal Russell
Label: Atavistic Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Broadway Blues; Manas; Four Free; Four Winds; Kahoutek; March of the Cellulite Goddesses; Airborne.
Elixir
By Hal Russell's Chemical Feast
Label: Atavistic Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Broadway Blues/ Manas/ Four Free/ Four Winds/ Kahoutek/ March of the Cellulite Goddesses/ Airborne.
Hal Russell's Chemical Feast: Elixir
by AAJ Staff
When one examines the evolution of jazz, certain key individuals stand out as turning points. For free jazz in Chicago, it was Hal Russell's various groups that eventually helped spur Mars Williams and Ken Vandermark to prominence (at least on record); and that has led us to a virtual avalanche of good music. So it's worth ...
Hal Russell's Chemical Feast: Elixir
by Derek Taylor
The music of Chemical Feast incorporates an ingredient often lacking from most free jazz - a healthy helping of humor and whimsy. One of Hal Russell’s numerous pre-NRG vehicles, the quintet juggled a manic improvisatory energy with all-wheel drive versatility and a circus-like jocularity pervaded their music. As the first of a series of archival recordings ...