Albums Featuring Instrument or Role - Trumpet
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Catalog Number: CIMP Records 368
The Crookedest Straight Line Vol. 2Chris Kelsey (Soprano Saxophone), John Carlson (Trumpet), Francois Grillot (Bass), Jay Rosen (Drums)Chris Kelsey is a distinct soprano saxist, an intense player, and very discriminate in his artistic expositions. He rarely is heard with another horn player but here Chris invites John Carlson to join his longstanding trio. Together they ponder the unknown with deliberateness and purpose. Just what you have come to expect from all of Mr. Kelsey's releases and as good an introduction as any.Catalog Number: CIMP LTD 361
Absolute, absolutelyStephen Gauci (Tenor Saxophone), Nate Wooley (Trumpet), Ken Filiano (Bass), Lou Grassi (Drums)Here is part two of this remarkable Gauci quartet recording date. Nate Wooley joins Steve’s regular trio and sounds as though he’s been playing with this group for years. This is a classic quartet. Music written for the quartet is purposeful, pointed, and perfect Free Bop and beyond.Catalog Number: CIMP LTD 358
The Crookedest Straight Line Vol. 1Chris Kelsey (Soprano Saxophone), John Carlson (Trumpet), Francois Grillot (Bass), Jay Rosen (Drums)Chris Kelsey is a soprano saxophonist. It's what he plays—and with such originality and intense passion. For this recording he supplements his usual trio with the trumpet of John Carlson, whose very appropriate work brings an extra burn & polish to the usual trio setting and offers up his own inspired statements, all the while clearly enforcing the Kelsey compositional style.Catalog Number: CIMP LTD 351
Wisps of an Unknown FaceStephen Gauci (Tenor Saxophone), Nate Wooley (Trumpet), Ken Filiano (Bass), Lou Grassi (Drums)Stephen Gauci has come on strong in the past three years. A veteran of the business, it's only of recent that he's decided to record. And that still slim body of work has been enthusiastically received by both the public and critics.
Here Stephen expands his core trio with trumpeter Nate Wooley—a brilliant choice. The whole of Gauci, Wooley, Filiano, and Grassi is music far more than the sum of its parts.Catalog Number: CIMP 339
Signs Of The TimesBurton Greene (Piano), Paul Smoker (Trumpet), Russ Nolan (Saxophone), George Schuller (Drums)This is Volume One of the results of a 3-day recording project devoted to the artistry of Burton Greene. This first set features Burton's music as played by a quintet (the following sessions are trio and solo) that handles some difficult charts with ease and improvisations with inspiration. Unique and identifiable, this is the first documentation of a notable occasion from a veteran artist at the top of his form. Recorded Aug. 16, 2005.Catalog Number: CIMP Records 334
Stellar SaxErnie Krivda (Saxophone), Bob Fraser (Guitar), Dominick Farinacci (Trumpet), Jeff Halsey (Bass), Carmen Intorre (Drums)One of the most distinctive and uncompromised stylists in Jazz, this new release from the quintet offers up four extended explorations including some new Krivda compositions, plus a fascinating solo invention off "Stella By Starlight." Sharing the front-line as he has on four other Krivda releases is Dominick Farinacci (trumpet) while Bob Fraser (g) and Carmen Intorre (d) also return. And Jeff Halsey's big bass finally reunites with Krivda after a long association that began in 1985. Recorded June 15 & 16, 2005.Catalog Number: CIMP LTD 332
Memories of TomorrowWilliam Gagliardi (Saxophone), John Carlson (Trumpet), Ken Wessel (Guitar), Dave Hofstra (Bass), Lou Grassi (Drums)This is the third recording of Bill Gagliardi's (AKA Billy Gags) quintet, a group that has now managed to stay together since 2000. What has made this possible is that every member of the group wants to play together and is equally inspired both by one another and Bill's Gagliardi's music. Hear why people continue to say "How come I've never heard of this guy? His music is wonderful." Recorded May 26 & 27, 2005.Catalog Number: CIMP 302
Plays Ernie Kirvda Volume 2Ernie Krivda (Tenor Saxophone), Dominick Farinacci (Trumpet), Bob Fraser (Guitar), Kurt Kotheimer (Bass), Carmen Intorre (Drums)Volume 2 of Krivda Plays Krivda - still one of the most identifiable tenor stylists in Jazz. If after all these years you don't know Ernie's music?get to it. This is a fine place to start. Recorded July 24 & 25, 2003.Catalog Number: CIMP 300
JaloluHarris Eisenstadt (Drums), Andy Laster (Clarinet, Baritone Saxophone), Roy Campbell (Trumpet, Pocket Trumpet, Flugelhorn), Paul Smoker (Trumpet), Taylor Ho Bynum (Cornet)Perhaps this material might be thought of as composition: improvised composition or structured instant composition. The leader mapped out this session for close to a year before its formal execution, and the results are both quirky and comfortable. Recorded Oct. 27 & 28, 2003Catalog Number: CIMP 298
Celebration of the SpiritJazz Composers Alliance Orchestra (Group), Hiroaki Honshuku (Flute), Jims Hobbs (Alto Sax), Jeremy Udden (Alto Sax), Phil Scarff (Tenor&Soprano Sax), Hands Indigo (Bari Sax), Mike Peipman (Trumpet), Keiichi Hashimoto (Trumpet), Jim Mosher (French Horn), Bob Pilkington (Trombone), David Harris (Trombone), Jim Gray (Tuba), Richie Barshay (Drums), Winnien Dahlgren (Vibes), Soo-Jung Kae (Piano), Takaaki Masuko (Percussion), Rick McLaughlin (Bass), Norma Zocher (Guitar), Laura Andel (Composer/Conductor), Darrell Katz (Composer/conductor, dir. of Jazz Compose), Ken Schaphorst (Composer/Conductor), Warren Senders (Composer/Conductor)Here is an incredible combination: a big band full of exciting soloists playing the compositions of 5 composers recorded in real stereo, the CIMP way - with clarity, space and accurate dynamics. Everything about this recording will excite. You'll have to hear it to believe it. Recorded at The Tsai Performance Center at Boston University, Boston, MA October 5, 2003.Catalog Number: CIMP 297
Hear and NowWilliam Gagliardi (Tenor&Soprano Saxophones), John Carlson (Trumpet), Ken Wessel (Guitar), Dave Hofstra (Bass), Lou Grassi (Drums)William Gagliardi (tenor & soprano saxophones) Quintet with John Carlson (trumpet) - Ken Wessel (guitar) - Dave Hofstra (bass) - Lou Grassi - (drums)
Hear and Now
People still marvel at Bill Gagliardi's talent and why they've never heard of him for his first 50 years. Well, here is part 2 of Catalog Number: CIMP 293
Plays Ernie KrivdaErnie Krivda (Tenor Saxophone), Dominick Farinaccci (Trumpet), Bob Fraser (Guitar), Kurt Kotheimer (Bass), Carmen Intorre (Drums)Ernie Krivda, one of the most distinctive saxophone stylists, plays Ernie Krivda, one of the most distinctive Jazz composers. Ernie Krivda is the complete artist and is an instantly recognizable stylist. If after 30 years on the scene you still have not tasted his treats, this is a good place to begin. Recorded July 24 & 25, 2003.
Catalog Number: CIMP 291
NHLAHLAWilliam Gagliardi (Tenor Saxophone, Thumbpiano), John Carlson (Trumpet), Ken Wessel (Guitar), Dave Hofstra (Bass), Lou Grassi (Drums)Saxman/composer Gagliardi waited over 50 years to make his first recording CIMP 242), a date which was met with critical acclaim and a sense of “Where has this artist been hiding?” Now he reunited the quartet and adds trumpeter John Carlson for another quirky and dynamic concert of 7 new Gagliardi compositions. Recorded July 7 & 8, 2003.Catalog Number: CIMP 267
Balafon DanceKhan Jamal (Vibes), Jemeel Moondoc (Alto Saxophone), Roy Campbell (Trumpet), Dylan Taylor (Bass), Dwight James (Drums)Khan reunites with a group of old friends and colleagues on this remarkable session of composition and energy. Khan Jamal is one of the most distinctive voices in creative music in both sound and compositional substance. This is his first recording in 5 years and only his second in 13. He's careful and deliberate about his music but presents for the listener finished, fully-formed, and wonderfully listenable adventures in music. This concert offers music accessible to a broad range of tastes but remains always uncompromising in its delivery and statement. Recorded March 18 & 19, 2002.Catalog Number: CIMP 266
Handling the MomentMatt Lavelle (Trumpet), Ras Moshe (Tenor Saxophone), Francois Grillot (Bass), Lou Grassi (Drums)This release presents the Matt Lavelle Quartet. A touch of avant, of Ra, of funk and Blues, this group defines its own self with a set of 8 tracks that are both inside and out, but always within the CIMP perimeter of good music - without qualification. Recorded March 4 & 5, 2002.Catalog Number: CIMP 263
Fo(u)r Being(s)Adam Lane (Bass), John Tchicai (Tenor Saxophone), Paul Smoker (Trumpet), Barry Altschul (Drums)This is bassist Adam Lane's third release. His first 2 offered a thunderous view of his writing/arranging work for larger groups. Again, the listener is treated to Adam Lane's compositional abilities, and, in addition, is better able to hear his instrumental abilities, well-exposed over the 6 tracks. In this all-star company there's no place to hide and Adam proves he's up to the company he keeps.Catalog Number: CIMP 262
ComPOsedLou Grassi (Drums), John Tchicai (Tenor Saxophone), Paul Smoker (Trumpet), Art Baron (Trombone), Perry Robinson (Clarinet), Wilber Morris (Bass)The latest from Lou Grassi's PoBand. This time the guest artist is John Tchicai. This concert by the PoBand is unique for a number of reasons (besides the always-fresh improvisations and presence of guest John Tchicai) in that, for the first time it deals with a compositional framework; Art Baron joins the band; and, sadly, this was the late Wilber Morris' last outing with the band that he helped establish in 1995. Thankfully, Wilber's spirit and voice (instrumentally and vocally) is well represented on the date. Eight wondrous cuts.Catalog Number: CIMP 255
CamoflageSteve Lehman (Alto Saxophone), Roy Campbell, Jr. (Trumpet), Kevin O'Neil (Electric Guitar), John Hebert (Acoustic Bass), Kevin Norton (Percussion)This is Volume 2 of the impressive debut from saxman Steve Lehman and his quintet: Volume 2, not leftovers; you know CIMP would never compromise the music. In this case, it is music out of the Jackie McLean – Anthony Braxton tradition, but roots, not retreads. Recorded May 14 & 15, 2001.Catalog Number: CIMP 253
Drums 'n BuglesJay Rosen (Drums), Herb Robertson (Trumpet), Paul Smoker (Trumpet)Musicality and inventiveness are what you get when you put together a trio of two of the leading creative improvising trumpeters led by this gifted drummer. Eleven cuts including Jay’s tributes to Billy Higgins and Katherine Duval. Recorded August 7, 2001.Catalog Number: CIMP 249
ExposedFred Hess (Tenor Saxophone), Paul Smoker (Trumpet), Ken Filiano (Bass), Damon Short (Drums)Noted for establishing the Boulder Creative Music Ensemble in the mid-80's, composer, arranger, and tenor saxman Fred Hess takes a rare excursion outside of that role to expose his compositions and sax in a dynamic quartet. If Mr. Hess' previous activities have missed your attention, this release should put him in your sights. It's one of his best (we might even immodestly suggest that it is his best) to date. Recorded June 11 & 12, 2001.Catalog Number: CIMP 245
Structural FireSteve Lehman (Alto Saxophone), Roy Campbell, Jr. (Trumpet), Kevin O'Neil (Electric Guitar), John Hebert (Acoustic Bass), Kevin Norton (Percussion)Steve Lehman is atypical of most CIMP artists in that he is young but typical in that he has a clear understanding of what he wants to express. A student of both Jackie McLean and Anthony Braxton, he leads a hard blowing set of notable originals and a refreshing visit into the land of 21st century hard bop. Recorded May 14 & 15, 2001.Catalog Number: CIMP 236
Nine Compositions (Hill) 2000Anthony Braxton (Alto Saxophone), Steve Lehman (Alto Saxophone), Paul Smoker (Trumpet), Kevin O'Neil (Guitar), Andy Eulau (Bass), Kevin Norton (Drums)Anthony Braxton addresses the music of Andrew Hill in a loving and adventurous journey. A notable addition to the Braxton discography executed by individuals of note, or destined to be of note. Recorded May 23 & 24, 2000.Catalog Number: CIMP 233
Mirabile DictuPaul Smoker (Trumpet), Steve Salerno (Guitar), Ken Filiano (Bass)Original compositions of complexity and movement dismantled and redirected by 3 outstanding storytellers. Recorded September 18 & 19, 2000.Catalog Number: CIMP 232
Gone Fishin'John Gunther (Tenor Saxophone), Ron Miles (Trumpet), Rob Thomas (Violin), Leo Huppert (Bass), Joy Rosen (Drums)If you have not been charmed and captivated by Mr. Gunther's 3 previous CIMPs, you won't like this either, because it's just more wonderful compositions exposed by a very together and long lasting group. Recorded September 6 & 7, 2000.Catalog Number: CIMP 229
Re-entryYuko Fujiyama (Piano), Roy Campbell (Trumpet), Wilber Morris (Bass), Reggie Nicholson (Drums), Robert Rusch (Voice)CIMP revisits Ms. Fujiyama who moves closer into the so-called jazz idiom while retaining her special touch and Japanese roots. Recorded August 1, 2000.Catalog Number: CIMP 227
The Joy of BeingLou Grassi (Drums), Paul Smoker (Trumpet), Steve Swell (Trombone), Perry Robinson (Clarinet), Wilber Morris (Bass), Joseph Jarman (Flute)The PoBand strikes again, this time the guest is Joseph Jarman who shares this journey into the unknown but compelling world of inventive music. Recorded June 12 & 13, 2000.Catalog Number: CIMP 226
Large Music 2Paul Smoker (Trumpet), Bob Magnuson (Tenor Saxophone), Ken Filiano (Bass), Lou Grassi (Drums)The equal companion to Large Music 1, CIMP 219. Recorded March 6 & 7, 2000.Catalog Number: CIMP 223
DeliriumOri Kaplan (Alto Saxophone), Tom Abbs (Tuba), Steve Swell (Trombone), Geoff Mann (Trumpet)A follow up to the first (CIMP 190) session with Trio Plus, augmented by Steve Swell's trombone. This recording also focuses on both Ori Kaplan's catchy compositions and the energized interplay of the group's outward swing. Recorded May 1 and 2, 2000.Catalog Number: CIMP 222
RitualHerb Robertson (Trumpet), Phil Haynes (Drums)This is a phenomenal recording of a single take of a single improvised excursion between Herb Robertson and Phil Haynes. A riveting tour de force, a singular listen and a milestone in the careers of these 2 master improvisers. Recorded February 29, 2000.Catalog Number: CIMP 219
Large Music 1Paul Smoker (Trumpet), Bob Magnuson (Tenor Saxophone), Ken Filiano (Bass), Lou Grassi (Drums)As melodic as a classic hard bop date and as spontaneous as improvised artistry gets, this is Part One of a killer session featuring this very collective and supportive group producing very large music. Recorded March 6, 2000.Catalog Number: CIMP 211
Canticles for the New MillenniumJay Rosen (Drums), Vinny Golia (Clarinet), Paul Smoker (Trumpet), Mark Whitecage (Moosecall)Jay Rosen, sensitive and dynamic drummer on many fine CIMP sessions, steps out for his debut as a leader and it's impressive. Leading a bassless quartet made up of some of today's most dymnamic players, he not only lifts and drives some intense music but manages to integrate his dynamics in both a supportive and take-charge way. Rosen with Golia, Smoker, and Whitecage: a gutsy move with wondrous results. Recorded Sept. 1 & 2, 1999.Catalog Number: CIMP 210
The LowdownEhran Elisha (Drums), Bill Lowe (Bass Trombone), Roy Campbell, Jr. (Trumpet), David Bindman (Tenor Saxophone), Sam Bardfeld (Violin), Drew Gress (Doublebass)Ehran Elisha likes to write in long form. The center of this release is The Lowedown, a 4 part piece which traverses many paths on its way to a satisfying conclusion. The two other tunes are duets between Bill Lowe and Elisha. Recorded August 9 & 10, 1999.Catalog Number: CIMP 207
PoZestMarshall Allen (Alto Saxophone), Lou Grassi (Drums), Paul Smoker (Trumpet), Steve Swell (Trombone), Perry Robinson (Clarinet), Wilber Morris (Bass)Sun Ra's legendary right hand alto man, Marshall Allen, meets Lou Grassi's PoBand in an extemporaneous musical outing that freely references everything from the late night blues to other galaxies. Recorded May 10 & 11, 1999.Catalog Number: CIMP 201
Neo NeoLou Grassi (Drums), Tom Varner (French Horn), Ron Horton (Trumpet), Tomas Ulrich (Cello)This is hot chamber Jazz in which the musicians extend their imaginations in a beautiful blend of brass, strings, and percussion over 15 catchy compositions.Catalog Number: CIMP 192
Actual ProofAhmed Abdullah (Trumpet), Alex Harding (Bari Saxophone), Masa Kamaguchi (Bass), Jimmy Weinstein (Drums)NAM presents a program of memorable but rarely played compositions interpreted with a control and burn that speaks both of today's passion and pulse and the maturing legacy of the loft generation. Recorded January 18 & 19, 1999.Catalog Number: CIMP 189
Free Range RatJohn Carlson (Trumpet), Eric Hipp (Tenor Saxophone), Shawn McGloin (Bass), Scott Neumann (Drums)Fresh and disruptive, engaging Bop and Free Bop - hard play and fun over a program of originals, 4 Sun Ra and 1 Ellington tunes. Recorded Oct. 20 & 21, 1998.Catalog Number: CIMP 186
Standard DeviationsPaul Smoker (Trumpet), Steve Salerno (Guitar), Tomas Ulrich (Cello), Jay Rosen (Drums)Wonderfully abstract interpretations from the great American song book. Recorded Sept. 22 & 23, 1998.Catalog Number: CIMP 178
CIMPhonia 1998 Part 2Joe McPhee (Soprano Saxophone), Mark Whitecage (Soprano Saxophone), Paul Smoker (Trumpet), David Prentice (Violin), Dominic Duval (Bass), Peter Kowald (Bass), Jay Rosen (Drums)CIMP 173. An ad hoc gathering of 7 of the best creative improvising artists around. Lots of surprises here for both the players and listeners - solid music, always on the edge. Recorded May 26 & 27, 1998.Catalog Number: CIMP 177
GalleryHugh Ragin (Trumpet), Marc Sabatella (Piano)Hugh Ragin and Marc Sabatella have been working in duo situations since 1991. Their intuitive interplay and bold use of space create music of great dynamism and impressionism. With Marc playing a Steinway concert grand in duets with Hugh's perfectly pitched trumpet, this recording is an audiophile stunner as well as music of real quality and depth. recorded June 23, 1998.Catalog Number: CIMP 176
Above Now BelowJohn Gunther (Tenor Saxophone), Ron Miles (Trumpet), Rob Thomas (Violin), Leo Huppert (Bass), Jay Rosen (Drums)Highly acclaimed for his compositions, John Gunther has assembled a beautifully coordinated quintet for an investigation of the long form. The music here is loaded with memorable themes, wonderful transitions and emotive expositions and shifts of time, jumps and moods. Absolute delight for a broad range of critical tastes. Recorded June 12, 1998.Catalog Number: CIMP 173
CIMPhonia 1998 Part 1Joe McPhee (Soprano Saxophone), Mark Whitecage (Alto Saxophone), Paul Smoker (Trumpet), David Prentice (Violin), Dominic Duval (Bass), Peter Kowald (Bass), Jay Rosen (Drums)An ad hoc gathering of 7 of the best creative improvising artists around. This is Part 1 of the first of what could prove to be annual Catalog Number: CIMP 172
Dancing On My BedpostCharlie Kohlhase (Bari Saxophone), Matt Langley (Alto Saxophone), John Carlson (Trumpet), John Turner (Bass), Matt Wilson (Drums)Charlie Kohlhase has held this group together since1989 and it shows. In this case, familiarity has bred strength but also the ability to take chances and succeed. Distinctive compositions, fun and joy mark this wonderful outing. Recorded March 25 & 26, 1998.Catalog Number: CIMP 166
The KickerEhran Elisha (Drums), Roy Campbell (Trumpet), David Bindman (Tenor Saxophone), Sam Bardfeld (Violin), Wilber Morris (Bass)The Ehran Elisha group presents a dense conceptual brand of improvising music which is as powerful for all of its individual statements as it is for the totality of its design. The Kicker is a 4 part intense structural free improv which can take your breath away. Recorded Feb. 12, 1998.Catalog Number: CIMP 163
Healing SongJohn Gunther (Alto Saxophone), Ron Miles (Trumpet), Leo Huppert (Bass), Jay Rosen (Drums)Besides being a fine tenor player, John Gunther is arguably one of the best composers since Horace Silver and Cedar Walton. Joined here by his regular quartet, they spiritedly display 10 wonderful new compositions along with Monk's 'Crepuscule With Nellie.' Recorded Sept. 16 & 17, 1997.Catalog Number: CIMP 159
Through the WoodsFrode Gjerstad (Alto Saxophone), Bobby Bradford (Trumpet), Wilber Morris (Bass), Newman Baker (Drums)Frode Gjerstad is a dynamic Norwegian saxman obviously unafraid of the unknown; actually, he embraces it. On this strong quartet date, he matches his aptitudes with Wilber Morris, Newman Baker, and the (legendary?) avant garde trumpeter, Bobby Bradford. They've never sounded better, this is music of emotional and cerebral power. Recorded Sept. 15 & 16, 1997.Catalog Number: CIMP 152
DedicationAhmed Abdullah (Trumpet), Carlos Ward (Flute), Masujaa (Guitar), Alex Blake (Bass), Cody Moffett (Drums)Ahmed Abdullah's first release in ten years is a well-conceived and executed dedication to the late Charles Moffett, his colleague of many years. Cody Moffett took over his father's drum seat (and drums) for this eclectic and charming program of 9 tunes (La Vie En Rose and I'll Be Seeing You along with standards and traditional music. Recorded June 17 & 18, 1997.Catalog Number: CIMP 135
Elliptical TransfigurationBrandon Evans (C-Soprano), Chris Matthay (Trumpet), George Cremaschi (Contrabass), Kevin Norton (Drums)
This is Brandon Evans' debut and it exposes a brilliant instrumentalist and arranger, mature in his concepts. Recorded Jan. 13 & 14, 1997.Catalog Number: CIMP 132
Legend Street TwoJoe McPhee (Trumpet), Frank Lowe (Tenor Saxophone), David Prentice (Violin), Charles Moffett (Drums)The second half (see
CIMP 115) of this inspired grouping on a program of soriginals by Charles Tyler, Eric Dolphy, and Joe McPhee. Recorded June 1 & 2, 1996.Catalog Number: CIMP 131
Prayer and ActionBobby Zankel (Alto Saxophone), John Swana (Trumpet), Bryan Carrott (Vibes), Tyrone Brown (Bass), Ralph Peterson, Jr. (Drums)An all-star group tackles, with verve, 6 challenging originals and arrangements from one of the finest Free Bop saxophonists working today. Recorded Nov. 6 & 7. 1996.
Catalog Number: CIMP 129
Holloween '96Paul Smoker (Trumpet), Vinny Golia (Bari Saxophone), Ken Filiano (Bass), Phil Haynes (Drums)Enlightened music remarkably rich in ideas and composition combined in a hot intensity of uncompromised high-energy playing. Recorded Oct 30 & 31, 1996.
Catalog Number: CIMP 117
Object RelationsDavid White (El&Ac Guitar), Tim Armacost (Tenor&Sop Sax), Valery Ponomarev (Trumpet), Calvin Hill (Bass), Shingo Okudaira (Drums)Object Relations is just that. Excellent composition, arrangement, and improvisation by the Quintet. Living bop; not a retread. Recorded June 18 & 19, `1996
Catalog Number: CIMP 112
BAGin' itLuther Thomas (Alto Saxophone), Wilber Morris (Bass), Ted Daniels (Trumpet), Denis Charles (Drums)A highly emotive and driving set of original Jazz music, rich in post-bop vocabulary, while maintaining an ambiance of traditional Midwestern sound. Recorded April 6, 1996Catalog Number: CIMP 110
Sound ImplosionHerb Robertson (Trumpet), Dominic Duval (Bass), Jay Rosen (Percussion)Deconstructed standards and originals. Strength and inspiration from self-imposed limits within an unrestrained and free musical situation.Catalog Number: CIMP 105
CounterpartsGregg Bendian (Drums), Paul Smoker (Trumpet), Vinny Golia (Soprano), Mark Dresser (Bass)The leader's original music with its complex themes and tempo shifts here combines with explosive improvisations from some of the world's finest creative artists. Jan. 5, 1996
Catalog Number: CIMP 101
The Redwood SessionEvan Parker (Performer), Barry Guy (Bass), Paul Lytton (Drums), Joe McPhee (Trumpet)A magnificent set of collective improvisations from one of the most demanding and inventive groups active today. This Concert also features the guest appearance of Joe Mcphee. Recorded June 18, 1995.
