Tuesday Nov 10 | All About Jazz
Take Five With Jair-Rohm Parker Wells
Jair-Rohm Parker Wells is an improvising musician based in Stockholm, Sweden. Curator of the MEETING series of festivals and developer of Loopadelica, a method of improvising with looping devices.
Tuesday Nov 10 | All About Jazz
Charles Tyler Ensemble: Charles Tyler Ensemble
Charles Tyler was an innovative musician who could unfurl a maelstrom of ideas from just a spark.
Sunny Murray Trio At The Vortex, London, England
John first fell under the spell of free jazz in the 1970s when he wistfully regarded the loft jazz scene from afar More about John .
When the veracity of the history of twentieth-century art is evaluated, what will be found in the proverbial time capsule? Where will "The Music," which Jelly Roll Morton christened as jass , sit with the works that were created by important composers, ranging from Duke Ellington, Charles Mingus, and John Coltrane, to Thelonious Monk, , George ...
Questing After Coltrane's Messy Transcendence
The dauntless, combustible energies of jazz's 1960s avant-garde have long held a deep attraction for the guitarist Marc Ribot.
Jazz drummer Rashied Ali passes away
Jazz drummer Rashied Ali passed away yesterday at the age of 74. Ali , who was born Robert Patterson , began his career as a drummer in the US Army, and became famous in the 1960s when he drummed with John Coltrane .
Orjan Hulten Trio: In the City
History reveals a long list of venues that have contributed positively to the recorded legacy of some of the greatest figures in jazz.
Friday was awfully busy. But I find myself in the office today. So why not throw out some recommended weekend browsing while I'm here? -- A Long Diana Krall Interview : I'll confess that I'm a recovering Diana Krall doubter.
Profound Sound Trio - Opus de Life
This ad-hoc free jazz supergroup lives up to its billing with a thrilling live performance recorded at the 2008 Vision Festival in New York City.
The Complete Quartets [volume VIII] . Recorded in 1994. Delos : DE 3038 . The Orford String Quartet Andrew Dawes : violin Kenneth Perkins : violin Terence Helmer : viola Denis Brott : cello .
9, at 20 Dashiell Hammett St. 2. Church of Satan poobah Anton LaVey supposedly cursed the Fox Plaza, site of the Fox movie palace, taking the building's 13th floor to the next spooky level.
Marc Edwards / Weasel Walter Group: Mysteries Beneath The Planet
Led by avant, free-jazz drummers Marc Edwards and Weasel Walter , this ensemble pushes the envelope via a nuclear-like aerial assault that in some instances might signify a caricature of vintage, high-octane Albert Ayler fare.
Brotzmann/Pliakas/Wertmuller Trio brings European free jazz to the New Hazlett
Active in expanding definitions and expectations since the 1960s, Peter Brtzmann is perhaps the elder statesman of European free jazz.
Rotation: Bach, Beethoven, Ayler
Bach Edition: Complete Works[disc II-1] . 1996, 1999. Brilliant Classics : 93102/24 . Leon Berben : harpsichord/Cembalo The Well Tempered Clavier , book I Preludium, Fuga, and Preludium again, and Fuga again.
Brotzmann/Kondo/Pupillo/Nilssen-Love - Hairy Bones
Recorded live last year at the Bimhaus in Amsterdam, this is a scalding free encounter between longtime compatriots Peter Brotzmann on saxophones and clarinet, Toshinori Kondo on electric trumpet, Massimo Pupillo on electric Bass and Paal Nilssen-Love on drums.
Joe McPhee: Angels, Devils and Haints
Angels, Devils & Haints is a beautifully unusual tribute record. The project was conceived by saxophonist Joe McPhee as a tribute to the great Albert Ayler , but doesn't include any of Ayler's tunes.
More Otherworldly Psych-Rock Investigations with Akron/Family
Akron /Family's Seth Olinsky would like to be Jerry Garcia , at least for a minute.
Peter Br tzmann, Nasheet Waits and Eric Revis Trio [Victory Grill]
German reedman Peter Brotzmann has been a part of modern creative music since 1967, when he produced his first album on his own BRO records, For Adolphe Sax.
Label Profile: The ESP-Disk Label, Part Two [Patty Waters, Erica Pomerance, More]
In part one of Austinist's coverage of ESP-Disk , we discussed the label's jazz and free-jazz reissues, as these are in many ways the bread and butter of its history.
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