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London Jazz Composers Orchestra: Double Trouble Two
ByMusic of this ilk provides a workout for one’s imagination as the interpretations are bound to be diverse or perhaps subjected to ongoing debates or food for thought. That’s where the magic lies. Double Trouble Two is an unfolding drama which gives purpose and reason to this thing we call “free” or avant-garde jazz”.... * * * * 1/2
Personnel
Barry Guy; Bass/Director: Henry Lowther; Trumpet: Marc Charig; Cornet: Jon Corbett; Trumpet: Paul Rutherford; Trombone: Alan Tomlinson; Trombone: Chris Bridges; Trombone: Robin Hayward; Tuba: Trevor Watts; Reeds: Evan Parker; Reeds: Simon Picard; Reeds: Peter McPhail; Reeds: Paul Dunmall; Reeds: Phil Wachsmann; Violin: Irene Schweizer; Piano: Marilyn Crispell; Piano: Barre Phillips; Bass: Pierre Favre; Drums: Paul Lytton; Drums
Web: www.intaktrec.ch
USA: North Country Distributors
Album information
Title: Double Trouble Two | Year Released: 1999 | Record Label: Intakt Records
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