John Lurie - Painting with John (Music from the Original TV Series) (2024) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: John Lurie
- Title: Painting with John (Music from the Original TV Series)
- Year Of Release: 2024
- Label: Strange and Beautiful
- Genre: World, Jazz, Folk, Soundtrack
- Quality: MP3 320 kbps; 16-bit/44.1kHz FLAC; 24-bit/48kHz FLAC
- Total Time: 108 min
- Total Size: 292; 613 MB; 1.2 GB
- WebSite: Album Preview
In the penultimate episode of his widely popular and critically acclaimed HBO series, Painting with John, its creator, John Lurie, sIts in a Manhattan recording studio, working out musical parts for the show’s soundtrack. “After the illness started, I didn’t think I’d ever be able to do this again,” said Lurie.
Even as he occupies an enigmatic, multi-faceted, five-decade career characterized by the unexpected, perhaps even Lurie is surprised by this new release of a double-album collection of music, Painting with John, extracted from the series.
Go back a quarter-century or so: As an exotic saxophonist and composer whose pieces alternately recalled cracked-mirror reflections of Thelonious Monk, or Fela Kuti, or Raymond Chandler, Lurie led the vastly influential, downtown NYC jazz ensemble, The Lounge Lizards, through dazzling albums and tours across the globe. He scored indie films and Hollywood hits, collecting a Grammy nomination for Get Shorty along the way and releasing his own surreality-TV series, Fishing with John.
Then, Lurie contracted an especially potent strain of Lyme disease that turned sound and light into elemental enemies. He put down his saxophone, stepped away from the camera, and retreated, in self-protection. He lived in isolation and painted. And then he got cancer.
The sum total of Lurie’s brilliant and evolving third act—including a return to music and acting, his fascinating memoir, History Of Bones, and a resurgent career as an arrestingly original watercolor painter living on a Caribbean island—makes it all the more unlikely. As well, it makes this double LP an astounding and comprehensive compilation epitomizing Lurie’s uniquely eclectic and provocative artistry; an immersive, captivating experience at its most affecting when listened to as a complete thought, from start to finish.
The 56-track set borrows from Lurie’s library of pre-existing creations ranging from indie soundtracks, Manny and Lo and African Swim, and the exhumed discography of Lurie’s fictive bluesman, Marvin Pontiac, and even back to The Lounge Lizards, as well as new pieces written and performed to align with the show’s panorama of narratives. The work rises from the seeds of the blues, exults in polyrhythmic exhales of African music, rides absurdist, elliptical chants, and drapes vignettes in greasy, funky noir.
Whether in short bursts of inspiration (“Unky G,” “Dervish Banjo,” “Ride Like The Wind, You Idiots”) or extended, looping conceits (“African Swim,” “Sea Monster,” “The First and Royal Queen”) Lurie’s arrangements wrap, hydra-like, around contrapuntal lines of his exotically primitive banjo and groove-soaked guitar, or embed themselves into elegant orchestrations, ignited by co-conspirators from the Lizard days, as well as players new to Lurie’s world. In every instance, the gathered ensembles, which include such luminaries as Steven Bernstein (trumpet), G. Calvin Weston (drums), Jane Scarpantoni (cello), Clark Gayton (trombone), Curtis Fowlkes (trombone), Doug Wieselman (guitar) and Michael Blake (tenor saxophone), unearth the music as much as perform it; hatching and solving the mystery in simultaneous solidarity.
It’s a journey; a travelogue of genre, style, and invention as fluid and evocative as the artist. Pure of intent, and engaging at every turn, Painting with John is both companion and stand-alone; both detailed soundtrack and joyous summary. “This may be the last thing I do,” Lurie says. “I want it to be beautiful.”
Tracklist:
1.01 - John Lurie - Painting With John (New Opening) (0:46)
1.02 - John Lurie - African Swim (Main Titles) (3:12)
1.03 - John Lurie - AI AI AI AI (3:04)
1.04 - John Lurie - Goodbye To Peach (2:54)
1.05 - John Lurie - Floating Clarinet (1:16)
1.06 - John Lurie - Temple of Banjos (3:06)
1.07 - John Lurie - My Little Garden Gnome (2:10)
1.08 - John Lurie - Flutter (4:15)
1.09 - John Lurie - Driving Into Country (1:41)
1.10 - John Lurie - Ali Hum (1:20)
1.11 - John Lurie - Small Car (5:48)
1.12 - John Lurie - Pygmy With Dog Barks (1:40)
1.13 - John Lurie - Wah Wah (2:03)
2.01 - John Lurie - I Hope She Is Okay (1:59)
2.02 - John Lurie - I Don't Like to Stand On Line (1:24)
2.03 - John Lurie - Banjo to the Fuzzy (0:46)
2.04 - John Lurie - Bird Rules the Herd (1:42)
2.05 - John Lurie - Old Man Dancing (1:12)
2.06 - John Lurie - Banjo Delightful One (0:43)
2.07 - John Lurie - Unky G (0:56)
2.08 - John Lurie - Cowboy Beckett Ocarina (0:26)
2.09 - John Lurie - Boomba! (0:29)
2.10 - John Lurie - Dervish Banjo (0:24)
2.11 - John Lurie - Vibe Whoops (1:19)
2.12 - John Lurie - Unbelievable (0:57)
2.13 - John Lurie - Hog Head Blue (1:37)
2.14 - John Lurie - Hum Ba (1:11)
2.15 - John Lurie - Banjo Delightful 3 (0:33)
2.16 - John Lurie - Floating Nesrin (2:07)
2.17 - John Lurie - Habba Happatoo (0:50)
2.18 - John Lurie - John And Calvin Wah Wah (0:49)
2.19 - John Lurie - A Goat Says Fuck (1:27)
2.20 - John Lurie - Hermits Unite (1:27)
2.21 - John Lurie - Detective Erik Muspaterre (1:10)
2.22 - John Lurie - John Gun Walk (0:38)
2.23 - John Lurie - Sea Monster (3:20)
2.24 - John Lurie - Beastliness (2:38)
2.25 - John Lurie - These Are Not the Dots That Connect It... (0:59)
2.26 - John Lurie - Lighter Dervish (0:52)
2.27 - John Lurie - Helium Balloon (1:40)
2.28 - John Lurie - The Empreror of Cameldom (1:40)
2.29 - John Lurie - Nesrin's Gun Walk (0:42)
2.30 - John Lurie - Cowboy Beckett Jaunty Guiter With Hoo Hahs (0:19)
2.31 - John Lurie - Disappearing Alligator (1:56)
2.32 - John Lurie - Banjo Confusion (0:30)
3.01 - John Lurie - Baby Pigs (1:25)
3.02 - John Lurie - Episode 5 With Clapping (1:34)
3.03 - John Lurie - The Beast (2:54)
3.04 - John Lurie - The Explosion (0:33)
3.05 - John Lurie - The Snake That Protects Teeth (1:13)
3.06 - John Lurie - Ride Like the Wind, You Idiots! (0:34)
3.07 - John Lurie - The Night Hunters (1:34)
3.08 - John Lurie - GB-14 (2:13)
3.09 - John Lurie - Once Upon a Time, There Was Something Delightful (2:19)
3.10 - John Lurie - The First and Royal Queen (3:59)
3.11 - John Lurie, The John Lurie National Orchestra - The Invention of Animals (18:35)
Even as he occupies an enigmatic, multi-faceted, five-decade career characterized by the unexpected, perhaps even Lurie is surprised by this new release of a double-album collection of music, Painting with John, extracted from the series.
Go back a quarter-century or so: As an exotic saxophonist and composer whose pieces alternately recalled cracked-mirror reflections of Thelonious Monk, or Fela Kuti, or Raymond Chandler, Lurie led the vastly influential, downtown NYC jazz ensemble, The Lounge Lizards, through dazzling albums and tours across the globe. He scored indie films and Hollywood hits, collecting a Grammy nomination for Get Shorty along the way and releasing his own surreality-TV series, Fishing with John.
Then, Lurie contracted an especially potent strain of Lyme disease that turned sound and light into elemental enemies. He put down his saxophone, stepped away from the camera, and retreated, in self-protection. He lived in isolation and painted. And then he got cancer.
The sum total of Lurie’s brilliant and evolving third act—including a return to music and acting, his fascinating memoir, History Of Bones, and a resurgent career as an arrestingly original watercolor painter living on a Caribbean island—makes it all the more unlikely. As well, it makes this double LP an astounding and comprehensive compilation epitomizing Lurie’s uniquely eclectic and provocative artistry; an immersive, captivating experience at its most affecting when listened to as a complete thought, from start to finish.
The 56-track set borrows from Lurie’s library of pre-existing creations ranging from indie soundtracks, Manny and Lo and African Swim, and the exhumed discography of Lurie’s fictive bluesman, Marvin Pontiac, and even back to The Lounge Lizards, as well as new pieces written and performed to align with the show’s panorama of narratives. The work rises from the seeds of the blues, exults in polyrhythmic exhales of African music, rides absurdist, elliptical chants, and drapes vignettes in greasy, funky noir.
Whether in short bursts of inspiration (“Unky G,” “Dervish Banjo,” “Ride Like The Wind, You Idiots”) or extended, looping conceits (“African Swim,” “Sea Monster,” “The First and Royal Queen”) Lurie’s arrangements wrap, hydra-like, around contrapuntal lines of his exotically primitive banjo and groove-soaked guitar, or embed themselves into elegant orchestrations, ignited by co-conspirators from the Lizard days, as well as players new to Lurie’s world. In every instance, the gathered ensembles, which include such luminaries as Steven Bernstein (trumpet), G. Calvin Weston (drums), Jane Scarpantoni (cello), Clark Gayton (trombone), Curtis Fowlkes (trombone), Doug Wieselman (guitar) and Michael Blake (tenor saxophone), unearth the music as much as perform it; hatching and solving the mystery in simultaneous solidarity.
It’s a journey; a travelogue of genre, style, and invention as fluid and evocative as the artist. Pure of intent, and engaging at every turn, Painting with John is both companion and stand-alone; both detailed soundtrack and joyous summary. “This may be the last thing I do,” Lurie says. “I want it to be beautiful.”
Tracklist:
1.01 - John Lurie - Painting With John (New Opening) (0:46)
1.02 - John Lurie - African Swim (Main Titles) (3:12)
1.03 - John Lurie - AI AI AI AI (3:04)
1.04 - John Lurie - Goodbye To Peach (2:54)
1.05 - John Lurie - Floating Clarinet (1:16)
1.06 - John Lurie - Temple of Banjos (3:06)
1.07 - John Lurie - My Little Garden Gnome (2:10)
1.08 - John Lurie - Flutter (4:15)
1.09 - John Lurie - Driving Into Country (1:41)
1.10 - John Lurie - Ali Hum (1:20)
1.11 - John Lurie - Small Car (5:48)
1.12 - John Lurie - Pygmy With Dog Barks (1:40)
1.13 - John Lurie - Wah Wah (2:03)
2.01 - John Lurie - I Hope She Is Okay (1:59)
2.02 - John Lurie - I Don't Like to Stand On Line (1:24)
2.03 - John Lurie - Banjo to the Fuzzy (0:46)
2.04 - John Lurie - Bird Rules the Herd (1:42)
2.05 - John Lurie - Old Man Dancing (1:12)
2.06 - John Lurie - Banjo Delightful One (0:43)
2.07 - John Lurie - Unky G (0:56)
2.08 - John Lurie - Cowboy Beckett Ocarina (0:26)
2.09 - John Lurie - Boomba! (0:29)
2.10 - John Lurie - Dervish Banjo (0:24)
2.11 - John Lurie - Vibe Whoops (1:19)
2.12 - John Lurie - Unbelievable (0:57)
2.13 - John Lurie - Hog Head Blue (1:37)
2.14 - John Lurie - Hum Ba (1:11)
2.15 - John Lurie - Banjo Delightful 3 (0:33)
2.16 - John Lurie - Floating Nesrin (2:07)
2.17 - John Lurie - Habba Happatoo (0:50)
2.18 - John Lurie - John And Calvin Wah Wah (0:49)
2.19 - John Lurie - A Goat Says Fuck (1:27)
2.20 - John Lurie - Hermits Unite (1:27)
2.21 - John Lurie - Detective Erik Muspaterre (1:10)
2.22 - John Lurie - John Gun Walk (0:38)
2.23 - John Lurie - Sea Monster (3:20)
2.24 - John Lurie - Beastliness (2:38)
2.25 - John Lurie - These Are Not the Dots That Connect It... (0:59)
2.26 - John Lurie - Lighter Dervish (0:52)
2.27 - John Lurie - Helium Balloon (1:40)
2.28 - John Lurie - The Empreror of Cameldom (1:40)
2.29 - John Lurie - Nesrin's Gun Walk (0:42)
2.30 - John Lurie - Cowboy Beckett Jaunty Guiter With Hoo Hahs (0:19)
2.31 - John Lurie - Disappearing Alligator (1:56)
2.32 - John Lurie - Banjo Confusion (0:30)
3.01 - John Lurie - Baby Pigs (1:25)
3.02 - John Lurie - Episode 5 With Clapping (1:34)
3.03 - John Lurie - The Beast (2:54)
3.04 - John Lurie - The Explosion (0:33)
3.05 - John Lurie - The Snake That Protects Teeth (1:13)
3.06 - John Lurie - Ride Like the Wind, You Idiots! (0:34)
3.07 - John Lurie - The Night Hunters (1:34)
3.08 - John Lurie - GB-14 (2:13)
3.09 - John Lurie - Once Upon a Time, There Was Something Delightful (2:19)
3.10 - John Lurie - The First and Royal Queen (3:59)
3.11 - John Lurie, The John Lurie National Orchestra - The Invention of Animals (18:35)
Year 2024 | Jazz | Soundtracks | World | Folk | FLAC / APE | Mp3 | HD & Vinyl
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