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Duets 2001
Label: Thrill Jockey
Released: 2001
Track listing: Bouncing; Speed Way; Taps; Off Blue; We; Dark Day.
Dark Day + Live in Verona
Label:
Released: 2001
Track listing: Disc One: Dark Day (18:40)/ Saxoon (11:32)/ Three On Two (18:07)/ The Prayer (10:55). Disc Two: The Bull (16:32)/ Three On Two (31:46)/ Dark Day (25:12).
Fred Anderson: On the Run: Live at the Velvet Lounge
by Derek Taylor
Delmark has some explaining to do. Why it’s taken them nearly four decades to record and release Fred Anderson’s debut for the label is a mystery crying out for clarification. Fred, also affectionately known as The Lone Prophet of the Prairie, was a dynamic cog in the bands the comprised Joseph Jarman’s dual efforts for the ...
Fred Anderson: Dark Day + Live in Verona
by Derek Taylor
An absence of availability has long hounded Fred Anderson’s discography of the 1960s and 70s. Compared to the boon of discs that’s been a steady blessing since the early 90s, manna from the Chicago sax doyen’s early years has been frustratingly hard to come by. And up until recently The Missing Link on the Nessa label ...
Fred Anderson/Robert Barry: Duets 2001
by Mark Corroto
The Fred Anderson love-fest continues, and I, for one, am pleased to be onboard. The seventy-something tenor saxophonist seems to get better and better with each release. A veteran of the Chicago jazz scene, and a founding member of the AACM, Anderson has played with everyone from Charlie Parker to Ken Vandermark. While early inspiration may ...
2 Days In April
Label: Eremite Records
Released: 2000
Track listing: [Disc 1] 17:26; 11:55; 15:44; 10:01; [Disc 2] 10:00; 17:17; 17:51.
Fred Anderson, Hamid Drake, "Kidd" Jordan, and William Parker: 2 Days in April
by Micah Holmquist
2 Days in April is full of so many moments of joy and beauty that it is hard to know where to begin. As the title partially suggests, the quartet recorded this two disc set on April 1 and 2 of last year in concerts in Amherst and Cambridge, Massachusetts respectively. The two nights have slightly ...
Fred Anderson Quartet: Recorded Live at the Velvet Lounge
by Glenn Astarita
Tenor saxophonist-composer Fred Anderson is one of Chicago’s finest and most revered musicians, as he seems to be enjoying more widespread notoriety now than in the recent past. An original member of the AACM (Association for the Advancement for Creative Musicians) and unsung hero during the early days of Chicago’s free-jazz scene, Mr. Anderson is also ...
