Bluiett - Blueback (2002)
BAND/ARTIST: Bluiett
- Title: Blueback
- Year Of Release: 2002
- Label: Justin Time Records
- Genre: Jazz
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:55:16
- Total Size: 318 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. My Girl
02. Marianis Trench
03. Zippin
04. Blueblack / Prelude To A Scream
05. LG's Place
06. Lamentation For JJ / Ballad For Babs
07. Juxtaposition
08. Angles
09. Gittin It Good
10. Sasa - The Here And Now
The Bluiett Baritone Saxophone Group strikes again. Four baritone saxes make for quite a wall of low-register sound, and every quartet member but Bluiett - Patience Higgins, James Carter, and Alex Harding - doubles on bass clarinet. In Carter's case, make that contra-bass clarinet, an instrument that can cause the room to shake. Since the horns have the bass function covered, all that's needed are drums; hence the presence of trapsman Lee Person and percussionist Kahil El'Zabar. This is a challenging listen, even if it starts with a playful, lushly harmonized "My Girl," the Motown hit. "Humpback," the first of five compositions by Coleridge Taylor Perkinson, immediately follows, its dark, smeary rubato harmonies and ultra-low-end textures evoking the murky world of the whale. Bluiett's contributions ("Blueblack/Prelude to a Scream," "Juxtaposition," "Sasa -- The Here and Now") tend to be more cacophonous, less structured; other tracks evoke a bright dance aesthetic ("Zippin'," "LG's Place"), touching upon what the late Lester Bowie liked to call "great black music." Taylor Perkinson's double tribute "Lamentation for JJ/Ballad for Babs" and his thoughtful "Angles" showcase the more elegant side of the quadruple-baritone configuration.
01. My Girl
02. Marianis Trench
03. Zippin
04. Blueblack / Prelude To A Scream
05. LG's Place
06. Lamentation For JJ / Ballad For Babs
07. Juxtaposition
08. Angles
09. Gittin It Good
10. Sasa - The Here And Now
The Bluiett Baritone Saxophone Group strikes again. Four baritone saxes make for quite a wall of low-register sound, and every quartet member but Bluiett - Patience Higgins, James Carter, and Alex Harding - doubles on bass clarinet. In Carter's case, make that contra-bass clarinet, an instrument that can cause the room to shake. Since the horns have the bass function covered, all that's needed are drums; hence the presence of trapsman Lee Person and percussionist Kahil El'Zabar. This is a challenging listen, even if it starts with a playful, lushly harmonized "My Girl," the Motown hit. "Humpback," the first of five compositions by Coleridge Taylor Perkinson, immediately follows, its dark, smeary rubato harmonies and ultra-low-end textures evoking the murky world of the whale. Bluiett's contributions ("Blueblack/Prelude to a Scream," "Juxtaposition," "Sasa -- The Here and Now") tend to be more cacophonous, less structured; other tracks evoke a bright dance aesthetic ("Zippin'," "LG's Place"), touching upon what the late Lester Bowie liked to call "great black music." Taylor Perkinson's double tribute "Lamentation for JJ/Ballad for Babs" and his thoughtful "Angles" showcase the more elegant side of the quadruple-baritone configuration.
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