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Louie Belogenis: Outer, Inner, Secret

Read "Outer, Inner, Secret" reviewed by Mark Corroto


Let's not call the music by the trio Terton dangerous. Because, although no one could be injured while creating it or listening to Outer, Inner, Secret, the path is precarious and unpredictable. Well, that is, if one is not a true believer. Let me explain. Terton in Buddhism refers to a person, in this case, persons, who discover and reveal ancient teachings at a spiritually efficacious time. For our purposes, the ideas or principles are passed on through sound via ...

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Terton: Outer, Inner, Secret

Read "Outer, Inner, Secret" reviewed by Glenn Astarita


Terton's Outer, Inner, Secret is a leading-edge set that transcends the conventional boundaries of jazz, venturing into the realms of the avant- garde with unparalleled finesse. Released by the future-facing powerhouse Tzadik Records, it stands as a beacon of innovative musical exploration, pushing the boundaries of sonic experimentation. The musicians' remarkable ability to convey complex emotions through their instruments is evident throughout the album, offering an improvisational listening experience that is both introspective and expansive. Each ...

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Flow Trio with Joe McPhee: Winter Garden

Read "Winter Garden" reviewed by Mark Corroto


The thing about free jazz is that it is very much like abstract expressionist painting. Many an inexperienced museum goer will spot a Jackson Pollock and say to herself, “I coulda done that." Actually, you couldn't. Same thing with free jazz. From a distance, it's all hubbub and din, but try your hand at it, and you're just creating babel. In the hands of masters like the Flow Trio and their guest Joe McPhee, that cacophony becomes a beautiful thing, ...

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Blue Buddha: Blue Buddha

Read "Blue Buddha" reviewed by Giuseppe Segala


Blue Buddha riunisce due calibri da novanta della scena contemporanea come Dave Douglas e Bill Laswell. Gli accosta un giovane batterista e compositore che si distingue tra le nuove personalità per caratura e ingegno, autore già in prima persona di lavori notevoli, tra cui That / Not e Alloy. Ma pure coprotagonista con Roscoe Mitchell dello strepitoso Duets. Il leader di questo progetto, e del CD omonimo, porta il nome meno esposto, anche se Louie Belogenis, sassofonista tenore, è ben ...

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Flow Trio: Rejuvenation

Read "Rejuvenation" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Non fosse uscito su ESP, lo si sarebbe potuto definire, semplicemente, un disco da ESP. Rejuvenation, opera seconda del Flow Trio, quattro anni dopo un debutto [solo digitale] su Ayler Records, non poteva che trovare posto nel catalogo della rediviva etichetta del signor Bernard Stollman. Sarà quel sound così ruspante e informale che fa tanto loft, sarà quel tenore così sfacciatamente ayleriano, sarà quella sezione ritmica sanguigna e pulsante, ma è impossibile non correre con la fantasia ai primi anni ...

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Louie Belogenis: Live at Vision Festival

Read "Live at Vision Festival" reviewed by Sean Patrick Fitzell


The Vision Festival has cemented its reputation as the premiere event of the creative improvising scene. It celebrates artists dedicated to expanding the art, those (not coincidentally) often overlooked by the haughtier jazz festivals. The confluence of musicians, poets, dancers and appreciative listeners at Vision spawns creative energy and inspired performances. The meeting of saxophonist Louie Belogenis, trumpeter Roy Campbell, Jr., bassist Hill Greene and drummer Michael Wimberly under the moniker Exuberance at the 2003 edition, captured on Live at ...

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Louie Belogenis: The Other Shore

Read "The Other Shore" reviewed by Mark Corroto


The working group known as Exuberance, formed in 1999, has released its first studio recording in The Other Shore. Dedicated to the late Wilber Morris, the disc is a reflective and joyful affair.The quartet is made up of saxophonist Louie Belogenis (Prima Materia), trumpeter Roy Campbell, Jr. (Other Dimensions In Music, Pyramid Trio, Peter Brötzmann Tentet), bassist Hill Greene (Jimmy Scott, Cecil Taylor), and drummer Michael Wimberly (Charles Gayle). Roy Campbell's recent recordings for Delmark and Thirsty Ear, ...


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