|
|
Quick Ordering for
|
Selected Clips: |
The Sale
of Tickets for Money Was Abolished Tony Bevan (bass saxophone) Damon Smith (bass) Scott R. Looney (piano) The second release from bassist Damon Smith's label, Balance Point Acoustics featuring in-the-moment compositional improvisation in its finest form. Recorded straight through without editing with the compositions in their original order with no overdubs. In his liner notes, Radding best describes what this recording is all about: "All the overblown expectation that built up during the approach of the new century has lifted and now important dynamic shifts can begin without all the pressure of outdated questions. The avant-garde traditions has extended itself beyond analysis that was based in the language of Jazz. The answers are self evident to those who passionately explore this music. The music poses new questions if you are willing to hear them. Are you really hearing or are you just listening?" -- Reuben Radding from the liner notes 10 tracks in 56:42 :::>> Tell A Friend About This CD From Drimala If you like this cd, you might also enjoy listening to: Solo Piano (Scott Looney) Battuto (Corbett, Gustafsson, Kapsalis, Longberg-Holm) Billabong (Maroney and Tammen) Fire Song (Maroney and Howard) Left & Right (Diaz-Infante and Forsyth) Wires and Wooden Boxes (Diaz-Infante and Chris Forsyth) Pith Balls and Inclined Planes (Diaz-Infante and Jeff Kaiser) The First Time (Diaz-Infante and Pat Harmon) Real Time (DeChellis, Tomasic, Nakatani) Pele's Tears (Howard, Maroney, Gratkowski, Poore) Humdinger (Davey Williams and John Corbett) |