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Jon Lundbom & Big Five Chord: Jeremiah
L'aggiunta al quintetto del trombone di Sam Kulik e del sax di Justin Wood non scombina le coordinate entro le quali è solito muoversi la band, aumenta sicuramente la massa critica dei fiati e arricchisce le dinamiche interne votate a continui cambi di ritmo, a contrappunti spesso violenti, improvvise rasoiate, dissonanze e accidenti che infarciscono placide melodie.
Un minimo di tranquillità, si fa per dire, arriva con il traditional "First Harvest" ballad giocata con gran senso del movimento e spostamento di accenti. Mentre "Wiccan Prayer Song Medley," l'altro traditional, è tutto un andare di sghimbescio tra call & response e curiosi depistaggi, il conclusivo "Screamer" coglie la band dal vivo in un più canonico avvicendarsi di parti solistiche.
Track Listing
The Bottle; Frog Eye; Scratch Ankle; First Harvest; Lick Skillet; Wiccan Prayer Song Medley; Screamer.
Personnel
Jon Lundbom
guitarJon Lundbom: guitar; Jon Irabagon: soprano saxophone; Bryan Murray: tenors saxophone, balto! saxophone; Moppa Elliott: bass; Dan Monaghan: drums; Justin Wood: flute, alto saxophone; Sam Kulik: trombone.
Album information
Title: Jeremiah | Year Released: 2015 | Record Label: Hot Cup Records
About Jon Lundbom
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