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Madly You
   Daunik Lazro (alto and baritone saxophones)
   Carlos Alves "Zingaro" (violin)
   Joelle Leandre (bass)
   Paul Lovens (percussion)

Recorded live at the Banlieues Bleues Festival in 2001, this recording is a grand statement on the state of improvisation in Europe today.  These four musicians have worked together frequently and their artist familiarity is here for your ears to experience.  Their music continuously opens new sound fields and possibilities in a highly passionate way rarely heard in improvised music.

"Instead of machine gunning the listener, letting him or her in on an inside joke, or testing their polemical rigor, the ensemble directly communicates their passions.  Additionally, these improvisations exude an impulsive, mercurial quality, the sense that the direction of the music could go almost anywhere at almost any time.  Subsequently, the listener is drawn into the unfolding of the music on its terms, not the ideologues." -- Bill Shoemaker, from the liners

Comes with our highest recommendation.

2 tracks in 60:22 minutes.   More Potlatch

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