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Joe Morris - Barre Phillips: Elm City Duets 2006
Stiamo parlando del contrabbasso di Barre Phillips e della chitarra acustica di Joe Morris, impegnati in otto duetti registrati per la sempre più interessante etichetta portoghese Clean Feed. Ma Elm City Duets 2006 è soprattutto una questione di corde, quelle sottili della chitarra e quelle più robuste del contrabbasso.
Corde pizzicate, accarezzate, maltrattate, percosse con le dita e con l'archetto, corde che stridono e che piangono, corde che narrano la vita e quindi raccontano gioie e dolori, illusioni e speranze. Non ci sono canovacci, tracce, punti di raccordo, snodi narrativi in Elm City Duets 2006, semplicemente c'è il fluire libero e senza ostacoli del pensiero musicale di due maestri della musica creativa.
Track Listing
01. Ninth Square; 02. Recite; 03. Saved stones; 04. June Song; 05. Normal stuff; 06. Spirals; 07. Translate; 08. Got into some things. Tutti i brani sono improvvisati.
Personnel
Joe Morris
bass, acousticJoe Morris (chitarra); Barre Phillips (contrabbasso).
Album information
Title: Elm City Duets 2006 | Year Released: 2009 | Record Label: Clean Feed Records
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