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Rosenberg/Baker/Hatwich/Daisy: New Folk, New Blues

Read "New Folk, New Blues" reviewed by Jerry D'Souza


Notch another one for the Document Chicago Series as Scott Rosenberg returns to the Windy City with his saxophones to churn a storm with Jim Baker, Anton Hatwich, and Tim Daisy. All four are responsible for the quartet of compositions on New Folk, New Blues that take collective improvisation into an adventurous sphere. The shifts of time and pulse, the beckoning of melody and the nudge of atonality, the spark of momentum on the edge of rumination--all are illuminatingly present. ...


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