Ellery_Eskelin-Andrea_Parkins-Jim_Black--Five_Other_Pieces_(plus2)-1999-i8

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      a r t i s t : Ellery Eskelin
        t i t l e : Five Other Pieces (+2)
          d a t e : 1999
        l a b e l : Hatology
        g e n r e : Jazz
  r l s.  d a t e : Jun/2006
      t r a c k s : 07
    b i t r a t e : VBRkbps
          s i z e : 94,9 MB

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     Ellery Eskelin: tenor saxophone
     Andrea Parkins: accordion & sampler
     Jim Black: drums

     1. The Dance Of Maya (John McLaughlin) [10:39]
     2. April (Lennie Tristano)
     3. India (John Coltrane)
     4. Song For Ché (Charlie Haden) 
     5. Prelude II (George Gershwin) 
     6. Cause And Effect (Ellery Eskelin)
     7. Ways And Means (Ellery Eskelin)

     Recorded at Kulak, Switzerland, on October 12 & 13, 1998

     This recording was made upon the culmination of a combined US
     and European tour lasting about a month. ... It's been a
     pleasure bringing our music to points far and wide and we look
     forward to continuing that process. Maybe we'll meet you at a
     future concert, if so, please say hello ...  Ellery Eskelin

     Baltimore native Ellery Eskelin continues to impress with this
     fourth recording by a trio that has created an important niche
     in the world of free jazz. Here, the group focuses on five
     offbeat standards of sorts: John McLaughlin's "The Dance of
     Maya," Lennie Tristano's "April," John Coltrane's "India,"
     Charlie Haden's "Song for Ché," and George Gershwin's "Prelude
     II"). There are also two originals by the leader. Eskelin's
     roots run deep, and he knows how to swing hard with his
     soulful horn as well as take it "outside." Drummer Jim Black
     and accordionist Andrea Parkins are brilliant not only in
     their synergy, but also in their ability to blast boundaries.
     Their abilities to stay true to the music of others while
     deconstructing and reformulating a new synthesis make this
     recording more accessible — though no less innovative — than
     the trio's other excellent issues. The two pieces by Eskelin
     emanate their own peculiar, if perverse, charms.

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      01-The Dance Of Maya                                      [10:39]
      02-April                                                  [08:45]
      03-India                                                  [12:32]
      04-Song For Che                                           [06:14]
      05-Prelude II                                             [06:22]
      06-Cause and Effect                                       [10:27]
      07-Ways and Means                                         [17:44]
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                                                                 72:43 min

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01-ellery_eskelin--the_dance_of_maya.mp314,14 MB
02-ellery_eskelin--april.mp311,01 MB
03-ellery_eskelin--india.mp316,74 MB
04-ellery_eskelin--song_for_che.mp37,90 MB
05-ellery_eskelin--prelude_ii.mp38,47 MB
06-ellery_eskelin--cause_and_effect.mp313,09 MB
07-ellery_eskelin--ways_and_means.mp323,50 MB