Friday, September 12, 2014
anthony davis james newton quartet - hidden voices
As I creep up into old age I find I don't dislike flute as much as I once did. Those Jethro Tull records really messed up my head when I was a kid and I'm just getting over it.
Good thing because James Newton plays a fair amount of flute on this lp (it's what he does! ed.) but it was my rampant appreciation of Davis' piano that made scoop this up the minute I found it. I really dig that the only other horn is a trombone. I kinda dig these odd combos, when they work.
This one does, but what would you expect from India Navigation, one of THE great labels?
side one: a) forever charles
b) hocket in the pocket
c) past lives
side two: a) crystal texts set 1, pre a-reflexion
b) sudden death
anthony davis - piano
james newton - flute
rick rozie - bass
pheeroan ak laff - drums
george lewis - trombone (guest)
india navigation in 1041 (1979) vinyl rip
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Once again, all the kids are downloading this far out music. How about you?
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A very good IN album. Thank you, HF!
for more flute check mr. Roland Kirk ofcourse.. or grab some of my reupped flute-posts [:-)
peace, E-mile
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Gimme dat old time far out music!
Heyt, "the kids and their music is where it's at!' thx!
66.6 Mb makes me a good boy.
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