Virgil Moorefield - Distractions On The Way To The King's Party (1994)
BAND/ARTIST: Virgil Moorefield
- Title: Distractions On The Way To The King's Party
- Year Of Release: 1994
- Label: Cuneiform Records [RUNE 56]
- Genre: Jazz Rock, Avant Prog
- Quality: FLAC (image + .cue,log) | MP3/320 kbps
- Total Time: 44:46
- Total Size: 272 MB(+3%) | 106 MB(+3%)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
1. No Warning (Moorefield) 2:41
2. Funk Trouble (Moorefield) 4:04
3. [Untitled Track] (Moorefield) 4:42
4. Seelisberg (Moorefield) 4:26
5. Summer Walk (Moorefield) 5:13
6. Something to Offend Everyone (Moorefield) 2:27
7. Healing Power (Moorefield) 2:53
8. The Garden of Earthly Delights (Moorefield) 5:43
9. Noise Is the Price We Pay for Signal (Moorefield) 6:08
10. Vitus Dance (Moorefield) 4:55
personnel :
Virgil Moorefield - drums
Tom Hoyt - trumpet
George Hoyt - trombone
Dave Binney - alto sax
Donny McCaslin - tenor sax
Evans Wohlforth - guitar
Steven Antonelli - guitar
Ellen Watkins - guitar
Hideki Kato - bass
Drummer/composer Virgil Moorefield delivered one of his best efforts with Distractions on the Way to The King's Party. Here he leads a tight nine-piece brass/guitar/drums ensemble playing hot avant prog/funk fusion tunes. Very rhythmical in nature, Moorefield's music is akin to Forever Einstein, Boom, Chainsaw Jazz, Cartoon, or even The Muffins, with a pinch of Glenn Branca in the guitar work (the drummer and some of his musicians have played in Branca's projects). Contemporary classical techniques are applied to funk rock, complex avant prog motifs are tied to burning brass accompaniment. Highlights include "Noise is the Price We Pay for Signal," the groovy "Funk Trouble," and "Seelisberg," which sounds like Philharmonie augmented by a brass section. The music often remains very accessible and easy to tap your foot to, even when reaching high levels of complexity. The energy displayed is contagious and turns Distractions on the Way to The King's Party into a surprisingly danceable avant garde/big band set. Recommended.~François Couture
1. No Warning (Moorefield) 2:41
2. Funk Trouble (Moorefield) 4:04
3. [Untitled Track] (Moorefield) 4:42
4. Seelisberg (Moorefield) 4:26
5. Summer Walk (Moorefield) 5:13
6. Something to Offend Everyone (Moorefield) 2:27
7. Healing Power (Moorefield) 2:53
8. The Garden of Earthly Delights (Moorefield) 5:43
9. Noise Is the Price We Pay for Signal (Moorefield) 6:08
10. Vitus Dance (Moorefield) 4:55
personnel :
Virgil Moorefield - drums
Tom Hoyt - trumpet
George Hoyt - trombone
Dave Binney - alto sax
Donny McCaslin - tenor sax
Evans Wohlforth - guitar
Steven Antonelli - guitar
Ellen Watkins - guitar
Hideki Kato - bass
Drummer/composer Virgil Moorefield delivered one of his best efforts with Distractions on the Way to The King's Party. Here he leads a tight nine-piece brass/guitar/drums ensemble playing hot avant prog/funk fusion tunes. Very rhythmical in nature, Moorefield's music is akin to Forever Einstein, Boom, Chainsaw Jazz, Cartoon, or even The Muffins, with a pinch of Glenn Branca in the guitar work (the drummer and some of his musicians have played in Branca's projects). Contemporary classical techniques are applied to funk rock, complex avant prog motifs are tied to burning brass accompaniment. Highlights include "Noise is the Price We Pay for Signal," the groovy "Funk Trouble," and "Seelisberg," which sounds like Philharmonie augmented by a brass section. The music often remains very accessible and easy to tap your foot to, even when reaching high levels of complexity. The energy displayed is contagious and turns Distractions on the Way to The King's Party into a surprisingly danceable avant garde/big band set. Recommended.~François Couture
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