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Chris Greco Trio: Pleiadian Call
The trio format allows for a lot of space, and bassist Chris Colangelo and drummer Kendall Kay know when to lay out, and when to lean in.
Greco's switching between the reeds—soprano, alto and tenor sax, flute and clarinet—keeps the sound interesting sometimes a cool breeze, some times a bubbling simmer. His tenor work is especially nice, with an airy tone that you don't often hear.
The experiece of the CD is one of listening to ancient sounds of wordless truth. A great late night listen with the lights doused, starshine glinting through the window.
Track Listing
The Open Door, Pleiadian Call, Yvette, Rains and Prayers, Innocence, The Flight of a Bird Leaves No Trace, Ask, Messages, Afterthought
Personnel
Chris Greco
woodwindsChris Greco, reeds; Chris Colangelo, contrabass; Kendall Kay, drums and percussion
Album information
Title: Pleiadian Call / Music for Trio | Year Released: 2002 | Record Label: gwsfourwinds records
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