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Posted (edited)
4 hours ago, Rabshakeh said:

This does not sound very appetising.

I wasn’t sure, but I get curious when I hear about these hybrid styles.
Afterwards, I was so delighted that I’m devoting a segment to it
on an upcoming show.

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20 hours ago, Clunky said:

Too right. I know that I have bought a hit when it gets played through repeatedly without interruption.

The great thing is that this Arkestra recording is both accessible and adventurous. For the first time also I can see a very direct link between Tapscott’s work and that of Tadd Dameron - both ‘arranger’s piano’ and memorable arrangements by a band with unusual instrumentation that sounds bigger than it really is. Helped along by the fact that he covers ‘If You Could See Me Now’ on CD2, a really fine trio performance.

Noticed that Tapscott is credited as playing ‘spinet piano’. When I saw that I had a vision of an 18th Century plucked instrument a la Mozart, which made no sense. I see now though that in the US, spinet pianos refer to a type of small upright.

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Sounds great on this rainy Sunday afternoon.  This series is by FAR my favorite Braxton.  Didn't know he had it in him.  And the rest of the quartet (Kevin O'Neil-G, Andy Eulau-B, Kevin Norton-D)  is outstanding, though previously unknown to me.

Anthony Braxton - 19 Standards (Quartet) 2003 - CD | JazzMessengers

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4 hours ago, rostasi said:

I wasn’t sure, but I get curious when I hear about these hybrid styles.
Afterwards, I was so delighted that I’m devoting a segment to it
on an upcoming show.

Okay. Sounds worth trying.

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3 hours ago, Chuck Nessa said:

An old favorite.

Mine too. I recall when it appeared and took the lead in jazz record sales over the more expected Blue Notes.

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Bill Evans “Treasures” Elemental Records 2 cd set, cd 1

Solo, trio and with orchestra–one of the best of the series of Evans material Zev Feldman has brought forward.

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