Northwoods_Improvisers--Branches-2001-HiT2000

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MP3/FLAC
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HiT2000
Size
80,95 MB
Files
9
Date
2004-07-12

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                        "HiGH   ▀ iNTELLiGeNCE tRoLLS"

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      a r t i s t : Northwoods Improvisers
        t i t l e : Branches
          d a t e : 2001
        l a b e l : Entropy Stereo (ESR010)
        g e n r e : Jazz
  r l s.  d a t e : Jul-2004
      t r a c k s : 08
    b i t r a t e : 192kbps
          s i z e : 80,9 MB

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     Mike Johnston -  Bass, Percussion, Wood Flute
     Mike Gilmore - Marimba
     Nick Ashton - Drums
     Kirk Lucas - Percussion, Cello

     Branches represents a slightly different approach for the
     group. While the Northwoods have collectively used a wide
     variety of instruments on previous recordings, here they choose
     to explore the possibilities with the marimba, bass, and drum
     combination. The album opens with the original composition
     "Kuntu" which launches into a high energy 7/8 African groove.
     In fact, rhythms are the key to Branches. Throughout this rich
     music we hear a generous amount of rhythmic variation, odd time
     signatures, and polyrhythmic overlays. Another highlight is
     "Escarpment" an extended piece that draws on the group's free
     roots and recalls the Art Ensembles' use of sound, space and
     rhythm. The Northwoods offer a nod to South African pianist and
     composer Abdullah Ibrahim (Dollar Brand) with their recording
     of "Ishmael" The Northwoods' treatment of "Ishmael" is as
     subtle and reverent as their treatment of Sun Ra's God is more
     than Love could ever be. (Lightning Darkness).


     http://www.entropystereo.com

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      01-Kuntu                                                  [05:02]
      02-Escarpment                                             [16:14]
      03-Ishmael                                                [07:44]
      04-Line Out                                               [08:27]
      05-Caverns                                                [04:00]
      06-Circle And Triangle                                    [10:06]
      07-Notsew                                                 [04:34]
      08-Fallon                                                 [02:45]
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                                                                 58:52 min
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01-kuntu-hit.mp36,93 MB
02-escarpment-hit.mp322,29 MB
03-ishmael-hit.mp310,64 MB
04-line_out-hit.mp311,62 MB
05-caverns-hit.mp35,51 MB
06-circle_and_triangle-hit.mp313,87 MB
07-notsew-hit.mp36,28 MB
08-fallon-hit.mp33,79 MB
northwoods_improvisers--branches-2001-hit2000.jpg11,71 KB