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A fantastic program of live recordings – all captured at the Museum Of Contemporary Art in Chicago – as part of their 50th Anniversary tribute to the AACM! Roscoe Mitchell works here in a very unusual format – with four different trios, each heard separately – then grouped ... CD
Roscoe Mitchell on soprano and tenor sax, woodwinds, whistles, and percussion – together with Richard Davis on bass, Vartan Manoogian on violin, Vincent Davis on drums, and Steve Sylvester on Bull Roarers and Wind Wands. CD
Some of the earliest work from AACM legend Roscoe Mitchell – tracks recorded before his legendary Sound album, hence the title – finally appearing here for the first time ever! Even in 1965, Mitchell is way ahead of his time – working at a free-thinking, free-wheeling approach to ... CD
The only recorded work of this crucial group on the Chicago scene of the late 60s – a pre-Art Ensemble quartet that features Roscoe Mitchell on reeds, Lester Bowie on trumpet, and Malachi Favors on bass – as well as drummer Philip Wilson, who'd later depart for work in a blues group! ... CD
A great 90s set from reedman Roscoe Mitchell – a record dedicated to singer Thomas Buckner, who'd performed with Roscoe previously – and one that has Mitchell really pushing his sense of sound structures a lot since the decade before! There's a quality here that at times is almost ... CD
Really dark work from the later years of Roscoe Mitchell – a session that has Mitchell's reeds set up beautifully with a few players from a younger generation in jazz! At some points, the record has the personal, introspective qualities you might hear in Mitchell's solo work – almost ... CD
A brilliant pairing of two generations of the AACM – as Roscoe Mitchell writes and conducts, and the group's led by Nicole Mitchell – and features a great assortment of very creative musicians! The blend of talents is key to the strength of the set – as the record avoids some of ... CD
A beautiful date from bassist Josh Abrams – a player who's lent his soulful talents to so many great Chicago sessions over the past decade or two – really coming into his own as a leader! Josh has this deeply spiritual approach to his instrument – a style that, back when he first ... CD
Surprisingly lyrical duets between the C, D, and E trio – Andrew Cyrille on percussion, Mark Dresser on bass, and Marty Erlich on sax, clarinet, and flute! The space is quite free, but players never go too far out – and instead, there's often a nice sense of structure, and an almost ... CD
Maybe the greatest album we've ever heard from trumpeter Till Bronner – a beautiful tribute to the 70s sound of Freddie Hubbard – recorded with instrumentation that's heavy on Fender Rhodes, and these soaring solos that are simply the greatest we've ever heard Bronner play! There's a ... CD
A really great idea for a jazz session – one that takes the already-great Blue Note piano trio the Three Sounds, and uses them as a backup combo for the tenor of the great Stanley Turrentine! The approach is different than some of Stan's other work – given the piano of Gene Harris, ... CD
This ultra-hip ensemble is celebrating its 10th Anniversary – and in doing so, has maybe given us their best album yet! The group's overflowing with work from an all-star lineup – Wayne Escoffery on tenor, Jeremy Pelt on trumpet, James Burton III on trombone, Victor Gould and Xavier ... CD