Familiar with Evan Parker's work? We welcome your comments.
| Date: | 31-May-1999 12:26:34 |
| From: | Evan Parker (evan@evanparker.com) |
| | Man this guy is cool. For 2 reasons: He is talented AND shares my name! Unfortunatley, I can't play the saxophone as well. |
| Date: | 01-Dec-1999 09:30:31 |
| From: | Ian Hulatt (hulattip@cf.ac.uk) |
| | Six of One remains one of my favourites, in particular for the great sound achieved by recording in a church. However for a sheer sense of the excitement of collective inter play , and my discovery of 1999, Topography of the lungs is pretty amazing. |
| Date: | 05-Jul-2000 14:05:21 |
| From: | Glenn Becker (glenn@scifi.com) |
| | The only Parker recording I have is the live thing he did with Sainkho Namtchylak, Mars Song (Victo 042). It's amazing, although I must admit I have to be in a special mood to listen to it ... very raucous stuff for an un-electronicized duet of sax and voice! |
| Date: | 24-Feb-2001 19:53:16 |
| From: | bill christie (amaryllisbdj@Aol.com) |
| | I remember seeing and hearing Evan at the Little Theatre Club,London in 1971. I have alwayz likes his playing since hearing him on The Baptised Traveller with Tony Oxley.I suppose his music is about discovery and finding some kind of ecstatic state. |
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