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Bill Bruford: The Autobiography
by John Kelman
The Autobiography Bill Bruford Trade Paperback; 352 pages ISBN: 978-1-906002-23-7 Jawbone Press 2009 “Veteran drummer Bill Bruford Retires From Public Performance“ the AAJ news item announced on January 26, 2009. At progressive rock boards like Progressive Ears it was enough to cause considerable consternation amongst fans who date back ...
Tim Garland: Libra
by Frederick Bernas
The adventurous two-disc Libra features saxophonist Tim Garland heavily entrenched in trio territory. He is joined by rising star Gwilym Simcock on piano and versatile percussionist Asaf Sirkis, with guest appearances from zany guitarist Paul Bollenback and London's Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Expansive, well-structured pieces are the record's mainstay, with a tasteful sprinkling of standards. Known for ...
Tim Garland: Libra
by Chris May
Listening to British reed player Tim Garland, it's easy to be reminded of saxophonist Sonny Rollins' remark, decades ago, about Stan Tracey, the Ronnie Scott's house pianist who accompanied Rollins on many of his appearances at the London club. “Does anybody here realise how good he is?" asked Rollins rhetorically. Happily, times have changed and many ...
Due North
By Tim Garland
Label: Jazz Action
Released: 2008
Track listing: We got a future together; Toon Town; Just for Now; Tynemouth Spray; Prelude; Flag March; God Bless the Child; Red Ellen; Voyage of Discovery; Angel of the North.
Libra
By Tim Garland
Label: Global Mix
Released: 2008
Track listing: CD1 (Sun): The Eyes Of Ages; Hang Loose; Arabesque For Three; Frontier - Pt. 1 SunGod, Pt. 2
Moongod, Pt. 3 On Sungod, Pt. 4 Libra; Old Man Winter. CD2 (Moon): Blue In Green; Bajo Del
Sol; Darkhouse; Sly Eyes; Black Elk; Break In The Weather; Nostalgia In Times Square.
Acoustic Triangle: 3 Dimensions
by John Kelman
Britain's Acoustic Triangle has always operated with the distinct premise of playing only in environments acoustically suited for completely acoustic performances. Recording with the same devotion to making the room a fourth member of the group, with no post-production processing, the trio has gradually shifted further away from overt jazz references, with Resonance (Audio-B, 2005) moving ...
Tim Garland: Due North
by Bruce Lindsay
Whitley Bay is not one of the world's great centers of jazz, but saxophonist Tim Garland's move to this town in English north-east has resulted in the creation of this fine album of big band jazz and hopefully there will be more to come. Due North is a genuine big band album, with a core of ...
A Video Anthology Volume 1
By Bill Bruford
Label: Summerfold Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Triplicity; Original Sin; Cloud Cuckoo Land; Revel Without a Pause; Baja del Sol; Tramontana; Beelzebub;
Footloose and Fancy Free; Libreville; Highland Games; Youth; Song; White Knuckle Wedding; The Wooden
Man Sings, and the Stone Woman Dances.
The Mystery: Orchestral Music by Tim Garland
By Tim Garland
Label: Audio-B Ltd.
Released: 2007
Track listing: Who is Father Time? Part 1; Who is Father Time? Part 2; Icelandic Lullaby (Bi Bi Og Blaka); The Mystery; Trinkle Trinkle; Ruby My Dear; Evidence; As the Boy Gathers His Dreams; Fantasy on Crystal Silence; Rosa Ballerina; Romance for One; Monk's Mood.
Bill Bruford: Earthly Endeavors, Heavenly Pursuits
by Ian Patterson
For twenty years drummer Bill Bruford has been the engine of Earthworks, one of Britain's most inventive and original jazz bands. Earthworks slowly revolving door has, over the years, seen the coming and going of some of Britain's finest young jazz talent, from keyboardist Django Bates and saxophonist Iain Ballamy to ex-Chick Corea sideman and current ...
