Max_Nagl-Otto_Lechner-Bradley_Jones--Flamingos-2004-HiT2000

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MP3/FLAC
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HiT2000
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81,58 MB
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11
Date
2004-09-26

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                        "HiGH   ▀ iNTELLiGeNCE tRoLLS"



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      a r t i s t : Nagl-Lechner-Jones

        t i t l e : Flamingos

          d a t e : 2004

        l a b e l : hatOLOGY #609

        g e n r e : Jazz

  r l s.  d a t e : Sep-2004

      t r a c k s : 10

    b i t r a t e : VBRkbps

          s i z e : 81,6 MB



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     Max Nagl - alto, bari and soprano saxes

     Otto Lechner - accordion, piano, voice

     Bradley Jones - double bass





     Max Nagl contributed eight of the ten compositions for this set

     (all but the two Charles Mingus songs) and his playing (mostly

     on alto) is consistently impressive, but accordionist Otto

     Lechner often steals honors. The uniqueness of hearing his

     instrument in this trio setting gives the CD a distinctive

     personality, and his playing on the slower pieces (including

     the opening "Bowling") is often haunting. Nagl purposely let

     the influence of Mingus be heard both in his playing (hinting

     in various spots at Eric Dolphy, Clifford Jordan, and Charles

     McPherson) and his inside/outside originals. The music often

     swings conventionally if hard, but there are also sound

     explorations (most notably on "Weird Nightmare"), some catchy

     melodic riffs, group improvising, and unexpected variety. Much

     of the music is cinematic, particularly "Flamingo," allowing

     listeners to devise their own scenes to this intriguing and

     stimulating set. It is well worth several listens.





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      01-Bowling                                                [05:36]

      02-Pills                                                  [05:05]

      03-Cigar                                                  [04:30]

      04-Essig                                                  [03:57]

      05-Weird Nightmare                                        [04:13]

      06-Bad Hotel                                              [04:27]

      07-Frolic                                                 [03:49]

      08-Flamingo                                               [04:55]

      09-Work Song-Haitian Fight Song                           [05:07]

      10-Bat Chain                                              [06:20]

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                                                                 47:59 min

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Files

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01-bowling-hit.mp39,77 MB
02-pills-hit.mp38,81 MB
03-cigar-hit.mp37,44 MB
04-essig-hit.mp36,38 MB
05-weird_nightmare-hit.mp37,06 MB
06-bad_hotel-hit.mp37,11 MB
07-frolic-hit.mp36,50 MB
08-flamingo-hit.mp38,18 MB
09-work_song-haitian_fight_song-hit.mp38,99 MB
10-bat_chain-hit.mp311,33 MB
nagl-lechner-jones--flamingos-2004-hit2000.jpg8,44 KB