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Unlawful Noise

By Haazz & Company

Label: Atavistic Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Unlawful Noise (28:12)/ Agitprop Bounce (23:57).

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Unlawful Noise

By Kees Hazevoet

Label: Atavistic Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: 1.Unlawful Noise;2.Agitprop Bounce

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Kees Hazevoet & Company: Unlawful Noise

by Ludwig vanTrikt
September 1, 2001

First off let me state that I love the jazz avant-garde. My own credentials are knee deep in the funk and the noise of this genre. I mean after all ,I ve sat at the throne of the late pianist Don Pullen-where during a Village Vanguard gig he hit a tonal cluster with a fist and ...

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Haazz & Company: Unlawful Noise

Read "Unlawful Noise" reviewed by Micah Holmquist

by Micah Holmquist
July 1, 2001

The sextet responsible for Unlawful Noise stands out because four of the players (Kees Hazevoet, Peter Bennink, Peter Brotzmann, and Han Bennink) are white and hail from Europe while the remaining two (Johnny Dyani and Louis Moholo) are black musicians who were born in South Africa. The fact that this music, recorded on October 27, 1976, ...

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Haazz & Company: Unlawful Noise

by Mark Corroto
July 1, 2001

Despite propaganda to the contrary, creative music was very much alive and kicking in the mid-seventies. Major American labels dumped Joe Henderson and The Art Ensemble of Chicago for electric jazz-fusion and pop, forcing improvising artists into the Loft scene, and to self-produced small (actually tiny) label production. In the days before the internet and with ...

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Haazz & Company: Unlawful Noise

by Derek Taylor
June 1, 2001

Kees Hazevoet is something of a forgotten forefather in Dutch creative improvised music and John Corbett’s liners, which accompany this disc, along with the music on hand, do worlds of good toward illuminating his place as fomenter to the burgeoning scene. Witnessing the impact of the Albert Ayler trio firsthand in 1964 Hazevoet’s outlook changed significantly ...

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