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Conference Call: Prism
by Dan McClenaghan
Prism, by the band Conference Call, sounds, on the set's opening tune, “F.J.D.," like a bunch of guys who might mug you: a brash, turbulent, confrontational crowd with a “we-don't-take-no-mess-from-nobody" approach to making music. Credit reedman Gebhard Ullmann with his grouchy, working-man-roused-from-his-afternoon-nap tenor sax sound, and the powerful bass (which you can feel in your bones) ...
Conference Call: Prism
by Mike Jurkovic
During the roiling twenty years that Conference Call has willfully crisscrossed the broad Atlantic, the individual drummers haven't participated in all of the round trips. The pre-2020 drummer rotation was Matt Wilson, who left the band prior to its first tour in 2001 to prep for the delivery of triplets, Han Bennink, George Schuller, and Gerry ...
Jeb Bishop Flex Quartet: Re-Collect
by John Sharpe
Trombonist Jeb Bishop doesn't have a whole slew of leadership dates to his credit in spite of being active on the scene since the early 1990s. His most high profile gigs have been as part of the Vandermark 5, and also Peter Brötzmann's Chicago Tentet, though he also has Rob Mazurek's Exploding Star Orchestra and the ...
London Jazz Composers Orchestra: That Time
by John Sharpe
Issued to coincide with the 50th Anniversary of the London Jazz Composers Orchestra, That Time uncovers a fascinating window on the early years of the pioneering company which are only sparsely documented elsewhere. The first two tracks from Berlin and Donaueschingen date from 1972, some six months after the LJCO's debut album Ode (Intakt, ...
Marilyn Lerner / Ken Filiano / Lou Grassi: Intention
by John Sharpe
Unlike a novel, where the writer needs to pique prospective purchasers' interest with the first paragraph, the instant attention-grabbing tactic is not always possible with music, especially if it's a live recording which captures the arc of a performance. So, while the opening track of Intention by the threesome of pianist Marilyn Lerner, bassist Ken Filiano ...
Uwe Oberg, Joe Fonda, Lucía Martínez: Relight
by John Sharpe
The presence of bassist Joe Fonda guarantees an outward bound listen which still has some foothold in conventional tonality. On Relight, he joins a multinational threesome completed by German pianist Uwe Oberg and Berlin-based Spanish drummer Lucía Martínez, which stakes its claim at the confluence of jazz and free improvisation, in a concert from the 2019 ...
Schlippenbach / Narvesen Duo: Liminal Field
by John Sharpe
Liminal Field is the alluring second album from the intergenerational duo of German pianist Alexander von Schlippenbach and Norwegian drummer Dag Magnus Narvesen, following on from the limited edition LP Interweaving (Not Two, 2018). A veteran of the European free movement, Schlippenbach is revered for leading the Globe Unity Orchestra, his long standing trio with Evan ...
Skin And Bones
Label: Not Two Records
Released: 2019
Track listing: Bob and Weave; The Distance; Solitary Figure; Stick and Move; The Onslaught; Feather Weight; The Slip.
The Fire Each Time
By DKV Trio
Label: Not Two Records
Released: 2019
Track listing: CD1: Le Select > Chicago Defenders > Nation Time; Rue De Tournon; 201 Chemin du Pilon > IMPRESSIONS OF KNOX:
Variations on a theme by Joe McPhee; CD2: CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE: Impressions Of A Theme By Thelonious
Monk > 100 West Mosholu Parkway South; An Impression of SUMMERTIME by George Gershwin; Ebe Hanim; 137 West
71st Street > Nation Time; An Impression of COME SUNDAY by Duke Ellington; CD3: West 128th Street;
CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE: Impression of a theme by Thelonious Monk > NATION TIME; IMPRESSIONS OF KNOX:
Variations on a theme by Joe McPhee; CD4: L’Abbaye; P.S.24; For Trayvon Martin (Giving Voice To One Which Was
Stolen); Les Deux Magots; IMPRESSIONS OF KNOX: Variations on a theme by Joe McPhee; CD5: 81 Horatio Street; An
Impression of OL' MAN RIVER by Jerome Kern; Leukerbad; IMPRESSIONS OF KNOX: Variations on a theme by Joe
McPhee; An Impression of BROWN RICE by Don Cherry; CD6: Café de Flore; Saint-Paul-de-Vence; IMPRESSIONS OF
KNOX: Variations on a theme by Joe McPhee; IMPRESSIONS OF OLD EYES: Variations on a theme by Joe McPhee >
Nation Time.
New Origin
By Joe Fonda
Label: Not Two Records
Released: 2019
Track listing: Read This; Surely Attended; African Roll Mops; Berceuse; For Perry; Broken Shadows; Song For My Mother; Gastronomy; ZCNSY; Me; Platte Cove; Cosmonosis.
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