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Reads With Jazz In Canada
Label: Locust Music
Released: 2004
Track listing: Four Blues Poems: 1. There's A Place; They Won't Let You In There; A Sigh Is Little Altered; The
Lonesome Boy Blues; Four Song Poems: The Everlasting Contenders; Do i Not Deal With Angels;
The Sea Is Awash With Roses; Not Many Kingdoms Left; As I Opened The Window; Glory, Glory.
On Cortez
By Dragons 1976
Label: Locust Music
Released: 2004
Track listing: Canopy; Felt; Upstairs Downstairs; Heater; The Way it Is; Humboldt; Star Night.
Kenneth Patchen: Reads With Jazz In Canada
by Mark Corroto
Funny how poet Kenneth Patchen's message is even more poignant today, two generations down the road. His antiwar pacifism was eclipsed by the overindulgent “beat generation" poets, who claimed him as a father, then quickly chose to become his prodigal sons. His message of love, blurred by their self-obsession, has come around again. Patchen's words for ...
Matt Bauder/Jason Ajemin: Object 3
by Mark Corroto
The third installment in Locust Music’s Object series, recordings inspired by selected objects, finds saxophonist Matt Bauder and bassist Jason Ajemian contemplating what looks like some sort of computer disc drive. But does it really matter? Prior efforts were focused on bowling balls and brillo pads. Not quite stuff found in Emily Dickinson's house.
Dragons 1976: On Cortez
by Rex Butters
Some serious cool rises like dry ice steam off of On Cortez , the new release by Dragons 1976, comprised of alto player Aram Shelton, drummer Tim Daisy, and bassisst Jason Ajemian. Despite their associations with Ken Vandermark, Scott Rosenberg, Jeff Parker, Triage, and Wrak, here they create moody, bluesy threads that unravel according to plan. ...
Axel D: Object 1
by Mark Corroto
They say writing about music is difficult. Try playing music dedicated to static, nonmusical objects. That’s what Locust Music’s new Object Series sets out to accomplish. Improvisers are given objects such as the bowling ball, brillo pad, and chest x-ray depicted on the cover of this recording and asked to react to the ...
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