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September Winds
By Evan Parker
Label: Creative Works Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: Disc 1
1. Spar Sam 2. Hallo Heino 3. Winds 4. Insects-part 1 5. Solopark 6.
Blackwood
7. Anlipark 8. Blown Chairs 9. Sagssolo 10. Insects- part 2 11. Red Points
12. tar a got
Disc 2
Almost one hour
From Saxophone & Trombone
By Evan Parker
Label: Emanem
Released: 2003
Track listing: Untitled: one thru five.
On Tour With The Evan Parker Trio
by Frank Rubolino
With Alexander Von Schlippenbach and Paul Lytton Barnevelder Movement Arts, Houston Texas May 2, 2003 For nearly four decades, Evan Parker has been creating exciting music in the trio context, and Alexander Von Schlippenbach and Paul Lytton have shared extensively in this creative process. They were reunited once more in Houston as ...
Evan Parker: The Snake Decides
by John Eyles
"We play to the informed listener. We don't play to the person who's tumbled in for the first time. We're not looking to make it easy." Evan Parker, 2003.The music on Parker's Psi label, particularly his own, remains faithful to the spirit of the quote above. To get the most out of Parker, one ...
Evan Parker/George Lewis: From Saxophone & Trombone
by Glenn Astarita
Originally issued on LP in 1980, From Saxophone & Trombone ought to offer fans of trombonist George Lewis and saxophonist Evan Parker quite a bit to get revved up about. No frills or hidden agendas to be found throughout these five improvisation based works. You name it--they cover it! The duo explores various harmonic twists and ...
Evan Parker: September Winds
by Richton Guy Thomas
Evan Parker is among Europe's most innovative and intriguing saxophonists. Parker's solos and playing style are distinguished by his creative use of circular breathing and false fingering. He's one of the few players not only willing but anxious to demonstrate his affinity for late-period of John Coltrane. September Winds was recorded in an ...
Evan Parker & Paul Lytton: Collective Calls
by Derek Taylor
The duo of Parker and Lytton lodges readily under the canopy of other like-minded partnerships in creative improvised music. Think Lyons and Taylor or Cherry and Coleman. In a region of music that is nary a half century old, it’s a special thing for players to span the decades together and have an active union of ...
