Trilogy Of Works For Eleven Instrumentalists

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Personnel: John Lindberg (bass); Marty Ehrlich (alto saxophone, flute, piccolo); J.D. Parran (tenor saxophone, clarinet); Pablo Calogero (baritone saxophone); Mike Mossman (trumpet, piccolo trumpet); Hugh Ragin (trumpet); Ray Anderson (trombone); Vincent Chancey (French horn); Eric Watson (piano); Alan Jaffe (guitar); Thurman Barker (drums, bells, xylophone). Recorded Vanguard Studios, New York, New York on September 8-9, 1984. Includes liner notes by Francis Davis. Personnel: Allan Jaffe (electric guitar); Marty Ehrlich (flute, piccolo, alto saxophone); Michael Philip Mossman (piccolo, trumpet); J.D. Parran (clarinet, tenor saxophone); Pablo Calogero (baritone saxophone); Hugh Ragin (trumpet); Vincent Chancey (French horn); Ray Anderson (trombone); Eric Watson (piano); Thurman Barker (xylophone, drums, bells). Liner Note Author: Francis Davis. Recording information: 09/08/1984-09/09/1984. Unknown Contributor Roles: Eric Watson ; Allan Jaffe ; Hugh Ragin; J.D. Parran; John Lindberg; Marty Ehrlich; Pablo Calogero; Ray Anderson; Anthony Braxton; Vincent Chancey; Thurman Barker; Michael Philip Mossman. Bassist John Lindberg is best known for his associations with the String Trio of New York and for a time with Anthony Braxton, but, as witness this stimulating set, he also has the potential to be a major bandleader and composer. Lindberg performs three of his originals (including the 20-minute "Dresden Moods") as part of an 11-piece group also including such notables as trumpeters Hugh Ragin and Mike Mossman, trombonist Ray Anderson, and the reeds of Marty Ehrlich and J.D. Parran, among others. The music is coherent yet unpredictable, a little reminiscent of Charles Mingus, yet different and never dull. Well worth checking out by open-eared listeners. ~ Scott Yanow
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