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Relook
Label: Mosquitojazz Records
Released: 2012
Track listing:
1. Down Another Road - 5.08; 2. The "Berklee" Barley Mow - 3.36; 3. Crumblin'
Cookie - 5.21; 4. An Alternate Workpoints - 34.29; 5. Song Three Live (excerpt) -
4.07; 6. Mosaics (excerpt) - 2.45; 7. The Alternate Mosaics (excerpt) - 2.09; 8. Adam
- 7.02; 9. Aberdeen Angus - 6.01; 10. New Conditions (Part 4) - 5.10; 11. Forest
Path To The Spring - 4.07; 12. Symphony of Scorpions (Part 2) - 7.36; 13. The Day
of the Dead (melange of three short extracts) - 3.00; 14. Hoarded Dreams (Part 2) -
11.43; 15. One By One the Cow Goes By (Part 2) - 8.41; 16. The Hackney Five
(extract) - 5.47; 17. The Third Colour (Groove 2) - 3.16; 18. Oxford Palms (Open
Blues & Ballad 2) - 5.58; 19. The Vonetta Factor (Opening) - 5.58; 20. An Alternate
Aberdeen Angus - 9.17.
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"Relook": Graham Collier 1937-2011: A Memorial 75th Birthday Celebration
Label: Cuneiform Records
Released: 2012
London Jazz Festival: November 9-18, 2012
by Duncan Heining
London Jazz FestivalLondon, England November, 9-18, 2012Now in its 20th year, the London Jazz Festival is a vast, all-encompassing affair. One of the great cities of the world, London's history saw it swallow village upon village and hamlet after hamlet and this can make it all seem dispersed and disconnected. It's an ...
Stan Sulzmann: Neon Quartet
by Chris May
Stan Sulzmann is among the most singular saxophonists in the UK, with an instantly recognizable, lush but rough-edged sound, and a distinguished track record as a composer and arranger for large and small bands.Born in London in 1948, Sulzmann is approaching veteran status and is a source of inspiration to many of Britain's emerging ...
Graham Collier: Relook
by AAJ Italy Staff
Graham Collier, compositore britannico scomparso in Grecia nel settembre 2011, non è mai stato un personaggio facile. Anticonvenzionale per natura, è sempre stato nemico degli stereotipi, dei luoghi comuni - e nel jazz ce ne sono ancora moltissimi - e del cosiddetto establishment. Basterebbe leggere il suo ultimo saggio “The Jazz Composer, Moving the Music off ...
The Fire, Regardless
by Nic Jones
If considered together a couple of recent archival releases (The 100 Club Concert 1979 (Reel Recordings, 2012), by saxophonist Elton Dean's Ninesense and Mike Osborne Trio The Birmingham Concert (Cadillac, 2012), by the Mike Osborne Trio) and one reissue (Wilderness of Glass ((Awake, 2012), by Triton) remind us of how creative improvised music happens, regardless of ...
Elin Larsson Group: Let You In
by James Pearse
Darkness and light are two recurring themes of life in Sweden. In winter, it is a dark unforgiving land. When spring and summer finally arrive, Sweden blooms and bursts into life like few other countries can.Potentially a love letter to the joys of spring, the opener (and title track) of Let You In, the ...
Michael Gibbs and the NDR Bigband: Back in the Days
by John Kelman
Michael Gibbs and the NDR BigbandBack in the DaysCuneiform Records2012Jazz may be filled with reharmonizations, reinventions and reimaginings of songs from across its entire history; few artists have, however, made their names solely as composers and arrangers. Relative youngsters like Maria Schneider, Vince Mendoza and Darcy James Argue ...
Graham Collier: The Day of the Dead
by Nic Jones
Graham Collier's death, in 2011, lends this release a sad air--at least until the gravity of the music is considered, because truly the composer/arranger has gained some measure of immortality through it. Recorded over the years 1976 to 1978, the albums collected here mark a period of transition from Collier the bassist and small band leader ...
The Day of the Dead
Label: BGO Records
Released: 2011
Track listing: CD1: The Day of the Dead, parts 1-8. CD2: October Ferry; Symphony of Scorpions parts 1-4; Forest Path to the Spring.
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