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| 09/05/03 We're sorry but this CD is no longer available on Drimala. Please check out some of the other great music on this website. |
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Trombolenium Paul Rutherford's first solo record, The Gentle Harm of the Bourgeoisie (1974) is rightfully recognized as one of the masterpieces of solo improvisation. So, it was long about time that he followed that recording up with a new solo session. Trombolenium is a collection of adventurous improvised trombone solos recorded over nine years in four different spaces. Comes with our highest recommendation for a study in the art of the 'bone and solo improvisation! 11 tracks in 75:52 minutes More Emanem One Final Note Review If you missed this cd, you might also enjoy listening to: Specific Gravity (McPhee & Giardullo) Brass City (McPhee & Bishop) Chicago Defenders (Jeb Bishop and Sebi Tramontana) River of Sounds (Bergman, Bauer, Maneri) The Implicate Order (Swell, Filiano, Grassi, Amado, Curado) Tuba Libre (Giancarlo Schiaffini) Buzz Soundtrack (ISKRA 1903) Slybersonic Tromosome (Hamilton and Zummo) A Survivor's Smile (Gary Hassay) Chicago Solo (Evan Parker) Spectral Soprano (Lol Coxhill) Unique Horn (Martin Mayes) Lines Burnt In Light (Evan Parker) |
