New on CIMP


From Creative Improvised Music Projects:

Catalog Number: CIMP LTD 355
Retrospective 1961-2005: Solo PianoRetrospective 1961-2005: Solo PianoBurton Greene (Primary)This is the final release of the precedent-setting recording sessions with Burton Greene that documented this artist’s music in quintet (#339), trio (#345), and now solo settings. This trilogy is an important milestone in Burton’s career, spanning five decades of defining and redefining his very distinctive artistry. In the undertaking of this project, CIMP affirms that Burton Greene was at the top of his form and focus. And this solo recital confirms the originality, humor, and emotional maturity of this unique artist. As is the CIMP method, extensive notes give insight to both the music and the occasion, setting, and preparation.

Catalog Number: CIMP LTD 354
Blues RoyaleBlues RoyaleDavid Haney (Primary), Mike Bisio (Primary), Adam Lane (Primary)David Haney: one of the most originally rooted improvisers and a true original, backed by two of the most probing, inventive bassists in this music: Mike Bisio and Adam Lane. Just the logistics and possibilities of this encounter will intrigue the seasoned listener. Now add in the program concept—Traditional Blues and other music of antiquity—and the challenge further intrigues. Involving and deeply soulful creative improvised music.

Catalog Number: CIMP LTD 353
To The RoachTo The RoachOdean Pope (Primary), Matt Davis (Primary), Michael Taylor (Primary), Craig McIver (Primary)Odean Pope is a master of improvised music in both technique and thought. A distinguished and distinguishable voice, his latest CIMP event finds him playing tribute to his “boss” of 20 years, Max Roach. This session finds Odean outfitted with a new quartet featuring guitar—unprecedented in the Pope discography. No need to pontificate further. This is pure Pope—a broad view from the typically more lyrical to arguably his most volcanic work on record. There’s a surpise at the end of this recording: a few moments of something very special albeit in low low fidelity. This is the complete Pope.

Catalog Number: CIMP LTD 352
Double DiploidDouble DiploidSteve Swell (Primary), David Taylor (Primary), Warren Smith (Primary), Chad Taylor (Primary)Whoa! Two trombones and two percussionists? What can this be? What it is is music of great rhythm, drive, humor, intensity, and downright fun. If you’ve come across the talents of either or both Messrs. Swell and Taylor, then you know the contrast of their brilliance. Add in Warren Smith (a senior percussion master) and Chad Taylor (no longer just in the underground) and you have a quartet of great capabilities—even of accomplishing the musical Double Diploid, and more the fun for it. Twice the pleasure just for the asking.

Catalog Number: CIMP LTD 351
Wisps Of An Unknown FaceWisps Of An Unknown FaceStephen Gauci (Primary), Nate Wooley (Primary), Ken Filiano (Primary), Lou Grassi (Primary)Stephen Gauci has come on strong in the past three years. A veteran of the business, it’s only of recent that he’s decided to record. And that still slim body of work has been enthusiastically received by both the public and critics. Here Stephen expands his core trio with trumpeter Nate Wooley—a brilliant choice. The whole of Gauci, Wooley, Filiano, and Grassi is music far more than the sum of its parts.

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March 2007 At The Stone


Getting ahead of ourselves, perhaps, but here is the March calendar for NY’s Stone:

March 2007 at the Stone curated by Matthew Shipp

3/1 Thursday
8 pm
Sabir Mateen and Hillard Greene
Sabir Mateen (reeds) Hillard Greene (bass)

10 pm
Jemeel Moondoc Quartet
Jemeel Moondoc (sax)

3/2 Friday
8 and 10 pm
Bern Nix Trio
Bern Nix (guitar) Francois Grillot (bass) Jackson Krall (drums)

3/3 Saturday
8 pm
Matthew Shipp Trio
Matthew Shipp (piano) Joe Morris (bass)
Whit Dickey (drums)

10 pm
Guillermo E. Brown Ensemble

3/4 Sunday
8 pm
Mike Bisio Birthday Bash
Mike Bisio (bass) Stephen Gauci (sax) Auran Fefer (sax) Jay Rosen (drums)

10 pm
Mike Bisio Birthday Bash
Mike Bisio (bass) William Parker (bass)

3/6 Tuesday
8 pm
Steve Dalachinsky
Steve Dalachinsky (poetry) Yuko Otomo (poetry) and friends

10 pm
Amiri Baraka
Amiri Baraka (poetry)

3/7 Wednesday
8 pm
Amy Ouzoonian and a Night of Poetry
Amy Ouzoonian (poetry)

10 pm
Yuko Fujiyama Quartet
Yuko Fujiyama (piano) Thomas Ulrich (cello) Esther Noh (violin) Reggie Nicholson (drums)

3/8 Thursday
8 pm
Denman Maroney Solo
Debman Maroney (piano)

10 pm
Test
Sabir Mateen (reeds) Daniel Carter (reeds) Matt Heyner (bass) Tom Bruno (drums)

3/9 Friday
8 and 10 pm
Kali Z Birthday Dance Party
Kali Z (soprano sax, flute, nay, piano, voice) Roy Campbell (trumpet) Abdoulaye Alhassne (guitar) Michael Wimberly (drms)

3/10 Saturday
8 pm
Joe Morris Bass Trio
Peter Cancuree (tenor sax) Joe Morris (bass) Jason Nazary (drums)

10 pm
Joe Morris Trio
Joe Morris (guitar) Daniel Levin (cello) Michael Evans (drums)

3/11 Sunday
8 pm
David S. Ware Solo
David S. Ware (sax)

10 pm
Matthew Shipp and Guillermo E. Brown
Matthew Shipp (piano) Guillermo E. Brown (laptop)

3/13 Tuesday
8 pm
Gil Selinger and Evan Mazunik
Gil Selinger (cello) Evan Mazunik (piano)

10 pm
Charles Waters —New Songs
Charles Waters (alto sax, clarinet)

3/14 Wednesday
8 pm
Whit Dickey Ensemble
Whit Dickey (drums) Daniel Levin (cello) Steve Lantner (piano) Nate Wooley (trumpet)

10 pm
Stephen Gauci Quartet
Stephen Gauci (tenor sax) Nate Wooley (trumpet) Ken Filiano (bass) Lou Grassi (drums)

3/15 Thursday
8 pm
Sabir Mateen’s Shapes Textures and Sound Ensemble
Sabir Mateen (alto and tenor sax, flute, Bflat and alto clarinets) Matt Lavelle (trumpet, fluglehorn, cornet, bass clarinet) Steve Swell (trombone) Matthew Heyner (bass) Michael Ta Thompson (drums, percussion)

10 pm
Sabir Mateen Jubilee Ensemble
Joe Rigby (soprano and baritone sax) Darius Jones (alto sax) Ros Moshe (tenor ax and flutes) Sabir Mateen (tenor and alto sax, flute, Bflat and Aflat clarinets) Lewis Flip Barnes (trumpet) Matt Levelle (bass clarinet and cornet) Dick Griffin (trombone) Derek Washington (violin) M (vocals) Raymond A. King (piano) Jane Wang (bass, cello) Cliff Jackson (bass) Michael Wimberly (drums, percussion)

3/16 Friday
8 pm
Andrew Bemkey Duo
Andrew Bemkey (piano)

10 pm
Rob Brown Quartet
Rob Brown (alto sax) Steve Swell (trombone) Joe Morris (bass) Luther Gray (drums)

3/17 Saturday
8 pm
Kham Jamal Trio
Kham Jamal (vibes) Yah Abdul Mazid (tenor sax) Fahir Kendall (bass) Dwight James (drums)

10 pm
Todd Nicholson Quartet
Todd Nicholson (bass) Gamiel Lyons (flute) Andrew Bemkey (piano, bass clarinet) Newman Taylor Baker(drums)

3/18 Sunday
8 pm
Dominic Duval String Ensemble
Dominic Duval (bass) Thomas Ulrich (cello) Gregor Hubner (violin) special guest Yuko Fujiyama (piano)

10 pm
Soul Calling—cd release party
Dominic Duval (bass) Ivo Perelman (sax)

3/20 Tuesday
8 pm
Robert Boston Quartet
Robert Boston (piano) Fredick Kennedy (drums) Thomas Helton (bass) April Koester (laptop, text)

10 pm
The Ras Ensemble
Ras Moshe (tenor) David Ross (guitar) Shayna Dulberger (bass) Rashid Bakr (drums)

3/21 Wednesday
8 pm
Shoko Nagai Ensemble
Shoko Nagai (piano) Jennifer Choi (violin) Ned Rothenberg (reeds) John Lindberg (bass) Satoshi Takeishi (percussion)

10 pm
James Finn Quartet
James Finn (reeds) Herb Robertson (trumpets) Sylvie Courvoisier (piano) Jackson Krall (drums)

3/22 Thursday
8 pm
Roy Campbell Trio
Roy Campbell (trumpet)

10 pm
Mat Maneri Quartet with Dave Burrell
Mat Maneri (viola) Dave Burrell (piano) Andy Peterson (drums) John Hebert (bass)

3/23 Friday
8 pm
Daniel Levin Quartet
Daniel Levin (cello) Nate Wooley (trumpet) Matt Moran (vibes) Peter Bitenc (bass)

10 pm
Matt Lavelle’s Eye Contract
Matt Lavelle (trumpet, bass clarinet, cuica) Matt Heyner (bass) Ryan Sawyer (drums)

3/24 Saturday
8 pm
Nabate Isles’ Synergy
Nabate Isles (trumpet) Gamiel Lyons (flute) Matt Clohesy (bass) Jamire Williams (drums) Richard Padron (guitar) James Gordon Williams (piano)

10 pm
Nabate Isles Group
Nabate Isles (trumpet) Matt Clohesy (bass)
Jamire Williams (drums)

3/25 Sunday
8 pm
James Finn Quintet
James Finn (sax) Roy Campbell (trumpet) Garibu Shahid (bass) Newman Taylor Baker (drums) Warren Smith (percussion)

10 pm
William Hooker
William Hooker (drums) Adam Lane (bass) Darius Jones (alto sax)

3/27 Tuesday
8 pm
New Forms and Sounds
Joe McPhee (sax) Clifton Hyde (electric guitars, processors, live electronics)

10 pm
Joe McPhee—S.E.X and Violins
Joe McPhee (sax, pocket trumpet) Dominic Duval (bass) Jay Rosen (drums) David Prentice (violin) Rosie Hertlein (violin)
Special Edition Trio X with special guests

3/28 Wednesday
8 pm
Eri Yamamoto Trio
Eri Yamamoto (piano) David Ambroso (bass) Ikuo Takeuchi (drums)

10 pm
Henry Grimes Ensemble
Henry Grimes (bass)

3/29 Thursday
8 and 10 pm
Evan Ziporyn Ensemble
Evan Ziporyn (clarinet)

3/30 Friday
8 pm
Tazz
Roy Campbell (trumpet) Andrew Bemkey (piano) Chris Sullivan (bass) Micheal Thompson (drums)

10 pm
Other Dimensions in Music
other dimensions in music
Roy Campbell (trumpet) Daniel Carter (reeds) William Parker (bass) Rashid Bakr (drums)

3/31 Saturday
8 pm
Rob Brown Trio
Rob Brown (sax) Daniel Levin (cello) Satoshi Takeishi (percussion)

10 pm
Mat Maneri Solo
Mat Maneri (viola)

Bagatellen Reviews


From Bagatellen:

Jason Kahn/Tomas Korber/Christian Weber – Zurcher Aufnahmen – 14 Jan 07
Lucas Niggli Big Zoom – Celebrate Diversity – 12 Jan 07
Omri Ziegele Billiger Bauer – Edges & Friends – 12 Jan 07
Stephen Gauci/ Reuben Radding/ Todd Capp – The First Third – 10 Jan 07
Steve Lacy – New Jazz Meeting Baden-Baden 2002 – 09 Jan 07

Sonomu Reviews


From Sonomu:

Part Timer, Part Timer (Moteer)
Unlike any other of the many profoundly affected media, music responded to the digitalization of its creative and recording processes with an almost simultaneous wave of nostalgia – for that “old”, analogue sound; for that flexible, fallible vinyl. Think of the hours Portishead invested in first… [read]
Posted by Stephen Fruitman at 08:12, 15 Jan 2007

Ben Spiers, Artwork Temporarily Removed (3
New Zealander Ben Spiers, perhaps having broken the bank on the artwork for his label´s last release, Sam Hamilton´s “The Borders of the Garden Paths are Overgrown”, unassumingly packages his own new 16`22″ of music in the flimsiest paper and cardboard. This cleverly-named release finds Spiers… [read]
Posted by Stephen Fruitman at 07:38, 11 Jan 2007

Sonores, Elefanten (Structures Sonores)
Structures Sonores is a five-year-old Swedish label operated by Viktor Sjöberg, which so far has restricted itself to releases by its owner. Now countryman Jonas Odhner joins the team roster under the name, coincidentally enough, Sonores. A young fellow with a wide-ranging musical curriculum… [read]
Posted by Stephen Fruitman at 08:11, 08 Jan 2007

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