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John Butcher: Invisible Ear
by AAJ Staff
For those who have already recognized saxophonist John Butcher's ear for color and timbre, Invisible Ear will most likely seem a logical extension of his vision. The British free improviser utilizes a sculptural approach to sound, building larger scale creations from smaller units which rarely obey a clean tone. In the case of ...
The First Two Gigs
By John Butcher
Label: Emanem
Released: 2002
Track listing: 1.Low Standard 2.High Standard 3.The Remove 4.Scharlachglut 5.Russelliana 6.Souvenir De Docteur
Intentions
By John Butcher
Label: Nuscope Recordings
Released: 2002
Track listing: 1.Handglass 2.Angelskin 3.Timeball 4.Flyleaf 5.Five Intentions 6.Chinese Burn 7.Gleaming Silks 8.Bamboo 9.Opoponax 10.Silver Parcel
John Butcher - Phil Durrant - Peggy Lee: Intentions
by Glenn Astarita
Saxophonist, John Butcher and his British compatriot, violinist, Phil Durrant have performed together on numerous occasions, most notably for the “EMANEM” improvising label. Intentions marks the first trio outing, featuring the duo performing alongside Canadian cellist, Peggy Lee. And based upon the musicians’ respective pasts, the flavor of this production might satisfy many of our expectations. ...
John Butcher - Phil Durrant - Peggy Lee: Intentions
by Glenn Astarita
Saxophonist, John Butcher and his British compatriot, violinist, Phil Durrant have performed together on numerous occasions, most notably for the “EMANEM” improvising label. This release marks the first trio outing, featuring the former performing alongside Canadian cellist, Peggy Lee. And based upon the musicians’ respective pasts, the flavor of this production might satisfy many of our ...
Chris Burn - John Butcher - Rhodri Davies - John Edwards: The First Two Gigs
by Glenn Astarita
The world of free-style improvisation can be a lonely place. Music of this ilk may conjure up notions of kindred spirits rehearsing in hidden chambers rich with intimacy, oneness of spirit, and microcosmic frameworks. On this release, some of these sensibilities come to mind, thanks to the instrumentalists' penetrating exchanges and elusive statements. With their first ...
