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Life My Lush Lament Taylor Ho Bynum (trumpet, flugelhorn, pocket trumpet) Eric Rosenthal (percussion) This recording explores the improvisational possibilities to be found in the American songbook without the concerns of harmony. But don't think that this is just another rehash of the fake book...this recording gets our vote too as one of the best improv recordings of 1999. By just focusing on the melodies propelled by the most subtle of percussive underpinnings, Taylor allows to rediscover these beautiful melodies in an entirely different way. The result is a full outline of the music that lets the listener fill in the spaces...highly recommended. One of the Top Ten discs of 1999 --- jazzweekly.com :::>>> Tell A Friend About This CD From Drimala If you like this cd, we think you might also enjoy listening to: Interstellar Space Revisited (Cline and Bendian) Avatar In the Field (Rent Romus) Music On Seven Occassions (John Butcher duets) Points, Snags and Windings (John Butcher and Dylan van der Schyff) Condor Autumn Wind (Wadada Leo Smith) Ciao Bella (Talking Pictures) Wormhole Effect (The Bastard Musicians of Mesner) Manifest (Forest Floor) Live At Palo-Palo (Kucan, Stanko, Danner, Elgart, Oliver) The Ilya Tree (Flayerty, Kelley, Voigt, Cook) |