The Free Jazz Collective
Reviews of Free Jazz and Improvised Music
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Ishmael Wadada Leo Smith - Abbey Road Quartet (Treader, 2009) ***½
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Wadada Leo Smith's second record for the Treader label is better than the previous " Brooklyn Duos ", on which he plays duets ...
Monday, September 28, 2009
KiKu Trio - Méthane (Veto Records, 2009) **
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I do not usually review CDs that I don't like, but once in a while I will do it to make a more general point. The Swiss KiKu Trio consis...
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Sunday, September 27, 2009
The Black Napkins (Rat Records, 2009) ****
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When I said some days ago that there aren't many women trumpet-players, I missed one who is basically living and playing in my backyard....
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Miles Davis epigones
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Your humble servant is a great fan of the "Bitches Brew" period of Miles Davis, so when young bands bring materials that is influe...
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Viktor Tóth, Hamid Drake, Mátyás Szandai - Bringing Light Towards Me (BMC, 2009) ***½
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Maybe I exaggerate, but I like albums to have a musical coherence from beginning to end. Variation is needed, and even necessary, but a good...
Saturday, September 26, 2009
Raymond MacDonald - Cities (Nu-Jazz Europe, 2009) ****½
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More than any other art form, music has the possibility to express anything that goes beyond the rational and the logical, which makes it of...
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Thursday, September 24, 2009
Tyft - Smell The Difference (Skirl, 2009) ****½
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Tearing his way through jazz, Icelandic guitarist Hilmar Jensson continues to move even deeper into the possibilities of power jazz, buildin...
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Dennis González Galore!
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Dallas-based trumpet-player Dennis González will always be one of my favorites for this warm and solid tone, his openness of mind and the em...
Monday, September 21, 2009
Carter/Colbourne/Flaherty - A Flash In The Sky (TheGlassMuseum, 2009) ****
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You like free jazz raw and hard and real and authentic? Well then here's a treat for you: Daniel Carter meets Randall Colbourne meets Pa...
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Gunhild Seim & Time Jungle - Morpho (Mudi, 2009) ****
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There aren't many women trumpet-players. I know Ingrid Jensen, Jamie Branch , Nadje Noordhuis, and now Gunhild Seim. Seim is a Norwegian...
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