Camino Cielo Echo
by TOM RAINEY TRIO with Mary Halvorson and Ingrid Laubrock
Jonathan Pryor
Jonathan Pryor
Tom Rainey, Dave King and Jim Black have come to shape my expectations of avant-garde jazz\blues drumming. Thoroughly spiced by classic Elvin Jones, Art Blakey & others. THE JOURNEY!
Favorite track: A Third Line into Little Miss Strange.
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Expectation of Exception
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Mullet Toss
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Mr and Mrs Mundane
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Corporal Fusion
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Arroyo Burrow
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Strada senza nome
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Leapfrog
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Camino Cielo Echo
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Fluster
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Mental Stencil
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Two Words
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June
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about
Intakt CD 199
Tom Rainey, informed by free improvisation and subtle compositional strategies, and by echoes of jazz eras and modes of conduct past and future, is one of the important persons of interest in the realm of creative musical action at this moment in history. While Rainey's evocative, time-morphing and occasionally implosive drumming plays a central role in the musical materiality here, his trio with Ingrid Laubrock and Mary Halvorson is very much an integrated ensemble. Laubrock is a saxophonist of unusual textural sensitivity and intellectual savvy, who can summon up proper deposits of abandon, knowing restraint and sly references to jazz' past in the midst of her purely improvisational explorations. Halvorson, one of the important "avant-jazz" guitarists of her generation, takes the abstracting and deconstructionist influence and has come up with her own way of melding that freestyling painterliness with shards of line and sonics. Together, they make a refreshing new and not-sentimental kind of beautiful music.
REVIEWS:
www.intaktrec.ch/rev199-a.htm
Tom Rainey, informed by free improvisation and subtle compositional strategies, and by echoes of jazz eras and modes of conduct past and future, is one of the important persons of interest in the realm of creative musical action at this moment in history. While Rainey's evocative, time-morphing and occasionally implosive drumming plays a central role in the musical materiality here, his trio with Ingrid Laubrock and Mary Halvorson is very much an integrated ensemble. Laubrock is a saxophonist of unusual textural sensitivity and intellectual savvy, who can summon up proper deposits of abandon, knowing restraint and sly references to jazz' past in the midst of her purely improvisational explorations. Halvorson, one of the important "avant-jazz" guitarists of her generation, takes the abstracting and deconstructionist influence and has come up with her own way of melding that freestyling painterliness with shards of line and sonics. Together, they make a refreshing new and not-sentimental kind of beautiful music.
REVIEWS:
www.intaktrec.ch/rev199-a.htm
credits
released February 24, 2012
Tom Rainey: Drums
Ingrid Laubrock: Saxophones
Mary Halvorson: Guitar
Music by Tom Rainey (1, 8, 9, 10, 13), Mary Halvorson (2, 4, 7, 12) and Ingrid Laubrock (3, 11, 5, 6). Recorded at Trout Recording, Brooklyn, May 1, 2011. Engineer: Adam Sachs. Assistant engineer: David Silverstein. Mixed by Joe Branciforte at Greyfade Studio. Mastered by Andrew Tulloch at The BlueStudio, London. Cover art: Christine Reifenberger. Graphic design: Jonas Schoder. Photo: Peter Gannushkin. Liner notes: Josef Woodard. Published and copyright by Intakt Records, Patrik Landolt.
Tom Rainey: Drums
Ingrid Laubrock: Saxophones
Mary Halvorson: Guitar
Music by Tom Rainey (1, 8, 9, 10, 13), Mary Halvorson (2, 4, 7, 12) and Ingrid Laubrock (3, 11, 5, 6). Recorded at Trout Recording, Brooklyn, May 1, 2011. Engineer: Adam Sachs. Assistant engineer: David Silverstein. Mixed by Joe Branciforte at Greyfade Studio. Mastered by Andrew Tulloch at The BlueStudio, London. Cover art: Christine Reifenberger. Graphic design: Jonas Schoder. Photo: Peter Gannushkin. Liner notes: Josef Woodard. Published and copyright by Intakt Records, Patrik Landolt.
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