EMIT series
Visions
© 2002 David R. Manson (639441012923)
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Visions is a compilation of cutting-edge performances from the EMIT series of adventurous music. Most of the performances were given at the Salvador Dali Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida
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- 1 Confluence - Sam Rivers/Evan Parker
- 2 Number 3 - Pamela Z
- 3 Stars - Day & Taxi
- 4 Water - Phil Gelb/Chris Brown
- 5 Locution - Derek Bailey/Jim Stewart
- 6 Catorze - David Manson
- 7 Discovery of Amerika - Saturnalia
- 8 Blessed Beasts - Davey Williams/David Manson
- 9 Torsion - Peter Kowald
- 10 Gdye Damskaya Parikhmakirskaya - Amy Denio
- 11 Uddamsa - Eugene Chadbourne/SHIM
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If you enjoy venues like The Knitting Factory, Tonic, and The Empty Bottle - this is a "must have" recording.
Visions is a compilation of selected performances from the EMIT series in St. Petersburg, Florida. More than half of the CD was recorded in the Salvador Dali Museum. The music ranges from experimental to electronic ambient to free jazz with the world's leading innovative artists.
In this CD you will hear Evan Parker, Sam Rivers, Pamela Z, Chris Brown, Phil Gelb, Amy Denio, Daniel Carter, Saturnalia, Day & Taxi, Eugene Chadbourne, Derek Bailey, Peter Kowald & SHIM. This is the only recording available of reed masters Sam Rivers and Evan Parker performing together.
review:
"As an introduction to avant garde jazz or free improvisation, this is one the best on the market. But discard the labels and listen: There are some remarkably capable performers here who you may not hear again because their music is so hard to find. They transcend categories, and offer a real glimpse into a small, yet compelling underground world of solid musicianship." - Steven Loewy, AllAboutJazz