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Joelle Leandre / George Lewis: Transatlantic Visions

By John Sharpe
October 23, 2009
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Joelle Leandre / George Lewis: Transatlantic Visions

Forged in the un-air-conditioned furnace that was the 2008 Vision Festival, this set of improvised duets for trombone and bass nonetheless retains the feel of an overheard intimate conversation between two old friends. Perhaps it should, for trombonist George Lewis and French bassist extraordinaire Jo

Track Listing

Transatlantic Visions I; Transatlantic Visions II; Transatlantic Visions III; Transatlantic Visions IV; Transatlantic Visions V; Transatlantic Visions VI; Transatlantic Visions VII.

Personnel

Joëlle Léandre

bass

Joelle Léandre: bass; George Lewis: trombone.

Album information

Title: Transatlantic Visions | Year Released: 2009 | Record Label: Rogue Art

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