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Live at the Vortex [ ÉLŐ ]
Julian Siegel Trio, Julian Siegel with Joey Baron & Greg Cohen
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első megjelenés éve: 2008
95 perc
(2010)

2 x CD
4.701 Ft 

 

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JULIAN SIEGEL (reeds)
JOEY BARON (drums)
GREG COHEN (double bass)

"This Trio is full of Music and Magic and will capture you as it did me with repeated listening..Bravo !!!" Joe Lovano
"Dazzling" Observer
"This latest trio project seems once again to have struck gold" Jazzwise
"Kept an awestruck audience on tenterhooks" JazzUK
"Musical bliss" Birmingham Post

This CD is the long awaited live sessions recorded at the Vortex in London in January 2007 during a sell-out tour of the UK, which proved hugely popular with both audiences and press. The trio originally came together as a result of a major commission from the Cheltenham International Jazz Festival in 2006, but has developed into a real meeting of musical minds who enjoy each other's company. Siegel and the ace downtown New York rhythm section of Greg Cohen (double bass) and Joey Baron (drums) create real fireworks and provide a perfect setting for fresh improvisations and great dialogue between the musicians, who between them share an impressive CV. The album will be released on Basho Records on 9th November 2008 as Basho's first double CD - "Live at the Vortex". To celebrate the release, the trio will tour the UK again in January 2009. Thanks are due to Jazz Services who have generously funded the project and to the Vortex Jazz Club who will be hosting the band for two nights to celebrate the launch.

This classic Saxophone - Bass - Drums line-up is the perfect setting to see Julian Siegel "That lissom, free -wheeling saxophonist... his wailing, swerving lines burst with character" John Fordham, The Guardian.

Julian Siegel has played with Hermeto Pascoal, Bill Frisell, Andrew Hill, Partisans, Django Bates and Steve Lacy; Greg Cohen has played with Ornette Coleman's Quartet, John Zorn, Lee Konitz and has been featured on many of Tom Waits classic Records; Joey Baron has played and recorded with Dizzy Gillespie, Carmen McRae, John Zorn, Dave Douglas, Joe Lovano, the Bill Frisell band, John Taylor and John Scofield to name a few.

Julian Siegel received the award for Best Instrumentalist in the 2007 BBC Jazz Awards.

JULIAN SIEGEL Tenor Saxophone, Clarinet and Bass Clarinet
"A world class saxophonist" Jazz UK

Julian Siegel has become one of the most in-demand saxophonists on the European Jazz scene today, working with many of the top figures in the music. He has just been awarded the BBC Jazz Award 2007 for Best Instrumentalist. Besides his trio, Julian's current bands are Partisans, co-led for the last 10 years with guitarist Phil Robson, and the Julian Siegel Quartet featuring pianist Liam Noble. He played with the Anglo-American Big Band of the legendary US pianist and composer Andrew Hill. In 2004 he toured the UK with Brazilian legend Hermeto Pascoal UK Big Band. He has performed with Django Bates Delightful Precipice, John Taylor, Kenny Wheeler, Norma Winstone and Robert Mitchell, Gwilym Simcock, Byron Wallen's Octet featuring Tony Kofi, Jason Yarde's 'Acoutastic Bombastic', Mark Lockheart's Big Idea, Colin Towns, the NDR Big Band, Stan Sulzmann's Big Band, Larry Bartley's Septet, and Hans Koller New Memories Band, which recorded in December 2003 with soprano saxophone legend Steve Lacy.
He regularly guests with Django Bates' Human Chain and Quiet Nights + the Smith Quartet, most recently at the Venice Biennale Festival 2003, Umea Festival in Sweden and the Sarajevo and Belfast Jazz Festivals in 2004. He plays with Dexter Gordon's long time pianist Kirk Lightsey's Quartet, the Jazz Jamaica Big Band, Julian Arguelles Octet, Ingrid Laubrock Band and the Dave Green Trio.

At the Ruhr Trenniale festival 2006 he worked with NYC performance artist/violinist Laurie Anderson and pianist/singer-songwriter Steve Nieve. The band also featured Drummer Kenny Wollesen, cellist Vincent Segal and bassist Greg Cohen.

He has also performed with Beverley Knight, Joe Lee Wilson, Eddi Reader, Charlene Spiteri, Jacqueline Dankworth, Lizz Wright, Juliet Roberts, Keziah Jones, Liane Carroll, Cleo Laine, Terri Walker, Christine Tobin, Anita Wardell, Craig David and punk rock legend Steve Ignorant (formerly of Crass).
Julian recently featured in a major UK tour with the Mike Gibbs Big Band, to celebrate Mike's 70th birthday, alongside a world-class line-up of musicians from both sides of the Atlantic including Bill Frisell, Steve Swallow and Adam Nussbaum.
Julian performs his own compositions with Partisans, co-led and written for by guitarist Phil Robson, featuring Thaddeus Kelly and Gene Calderazzo "the highlight of the 2003 Cheltenham International Jazz Festival" (The Guardian). This gig featured special guest, U.S. guitarist Wayne Krantz.

He is currently touring a set of new music with the Julian Siegel Quartet, featuring Liam Noble, Oli Hayhurst and Gene Calderazzo. "Virtuoso post-bop quartet" John Fordham, The Guardian

GREG COHEN Double Bass
Greg Cohen is a linchpin of the NYC Downtown music scene. He played in Ornette Coleman's award winning ‘Sound Grammar' Quartet and he is featured on many well known recordings including Dave Douglas' 'Charms of the Night Sky', John Zorn's 'Masada' with Joey Baron and Dave Douglas and the Masada String Trio with Mark Feldman and Erik Friedlander, the Hal Wilmer production 'Weird Nightmare - Meditations on Mingus' alongside Henry Threadgill, Elvis Costello, Geri Allen and Bill Frisell. He has also played with The Rolling Stones, Lou Reed, Susana Baca, Norah Jones, Tricky, Ken Peplowski, and Woody Allen and on the LA scene Teddy Edwards. He has been a mainstay on Tom Waits' albums since 1980's, 'Heartattack and Vine', 'Swordfish trombones', 'Rain Dogs' and 'Frank's Wild Years'.
His rich bass sound and arranging skills have been heard on the soundtrack to many great movies including 'The Big Lebowski', 'One from the Heart', and 'Million Dollar Hotel.'
In March 2006 he was Musical director in a concert of the Alfred Hitchcock film music of Bernard Hermann, Nightmare Romance featuring Marty Ehrlich and Bill Frisell at the Barbican, London. In August/September 2006 he was Musical director of the Century of Song series at the German arts festival Ruhr Triennale. He invited songwriters and performers such as David Byrne, Holly Cole and Laurie Anderson
He has released two albums under his own name, 'Way Low' and 'Moment to Moment', both on the DIW Label.

JOEY BARON Drums
Besides being a member of the Bill Frisell Band for ten years until 1995 as featured on the seminal recordings 'Where in The World', 'Have a Little Faith' and 'Look Out for Hope', Joey Baron has also recorded and performed with an impressive list of musicians including Dizzy Gillespie, Stan Getz, John Scofield notably on 'Grace Under Pressure' with Charlie Haden, Big Joe Turner, Joe Lovano's 'Trio Fascination', Carmen McRae and Laurie Anderson. His current bands include KILLER JOEY with Brad Shepik - guitar, Steve Cardenas - guitar, Tony Scherr - bass, Joey has lead his own trios, one with John Medeski and Marc Ribot; and BARONDOWN which featured Ellery Eskelin (saxophone) and Josh Roseman (trombone). Barondown recorded three albums - Crackshot (Avant), RAIsed Pleasure Dot (New World) and Tongue in Groove (JMT). He also co-leads the group "Miniature" (with Tim Berne and Hank Roberts) and was a member of "Naked City" (with John Zorn, Bill Frisell, Fred Frith and Wayne Horvitz) and of Zorn's group Masada (Dave Douglas and Greg Cohen). He also has recorded and toured with his band Down Home with Arthur Blythe, Bill Frisell, and Ron Carter as featured on the Records 'Down Home' and 'We'll soon find out'.

"Is there anything Joey Baron can't do? Put a tricky chart in front of him, and he'll clarify complicated passages like a great actor doing Shakespeare. Turn him loose on simpler forms, and his witty phrasing and impossibly deep groove will make you smile almost as widely as he does whenever he's seated at the kit."
Modern Drummer (Feb. 2001)

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