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| 1. | Waltz for a New Life
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| 2. | Breakout
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| 3. | Peace Song
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| 4. | For Monk-Sake
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| 5. | Wisps of Thought
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| 6. | Tunnel Vision
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| 7. | Seasons
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| 8. | Canon
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| 9. | Funerale (For Chris)
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Jazz
D.D. Jackson - Piano, Piano (Grand)
Bill Kipper - Mastering
David Murray - Sax (Tenor)
Jean Martin - Drums
John Geggie - Bass
* Denis Cadieux - Assistant, Assistant Engineer
* Howard Mandel - Liner Notes
* Ian Terry - Engineer, Mastering
* Jim West - Producer
* Karen Birdgenaw - Art Direction
* Michael P. Lariviere - Photography
* Michael Slobodian - Photography
On his debut as a leader, 27-year-old pianist D.D. Jackson often plays overcrowded chords in catchy rhythmic phrases that are very reminiscent of the late great pianist Don Pullen, although on some of the slower pieces he shows more originality. Jackson's compositions are sometimes soulful, but his inside/outside playing (on quartets, trios, and a solo "Funerale") is quite unpredictable. Tenor saxophonist David Murray throws everything he can into his solo on the opener, "Waltz for a New Life," evolving from screams and honks to upper-register screeches; all of his other improvisations seem anticlimatic and almost mellow in comparison. Bassist John Geggie and drummer Jean Martin (who, as with the pianist, are from Ottawa, Canada) are fine in support, but one's attention is constantly drawn to the often-outlandish solos of Murray and Jackson. ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide |
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