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| 1. | Odin
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| 2. | Anse des Flamands
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| 3. | Sleight of Hand
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| 4. | Emerald City
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| 5. | On Overgrown Paths
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| 6. | Carnival Suspone
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Jazz / Post-Bop, Avant-Garde Jazz, Jazz Instrument, Piano Jazz
John Abercrombie - Synthesizer, Guitar, Producer, Performer, Mixing
Richie Beirach - Piano, Producer, Mixing
Jerry Gordon - Reissue Producer
Douglas Lichterman - Producer, Executive Producer, Mixing
Dave Baker - Producer, Engineer, Mixing
Bruce Smith - Assistant Engineer
Patrick Roques - Artwork
David Tan - Photography
This is a duo recording by popular acoustic piano artist, Richie Beirach, and electric guitarist, John Abercrombie. Both Beirach and Abercrombie's careers developed on the ECM record label, and this recording is a thoughtful, reflective session.
Depending on how you choose to define "jazz," this duet session linking pianist Richie Beirach with John Abercrombie (playing guitar synthesizer) may or may not fit your criteria. There are certainly passages with a rock sensibility, and Abercrombie's use of a guitar synthesizer may distress those who instinctively distrust electronics in any improvising context. But if you rank jazz pedigree on skills, individuality, and the willingness to take chances, then this date qualifies on all counts. Bierach and Abercrombie don't fall into quickly identifiable patterns. If you aren't appalled by Abercrombie's embrace of technology and want to hear material that doesn't fit any rigid definition, here's something right up your alley. ~ Ron Wynn, All Music Guide
Richie Beirach
Active Decades: '70s, '80s, '90s and '00s
Born: May 23, 1947 in Brooklyn, New York, NY
Genre: Jazz
Styles: Avant-Garde Jazz, Jazz Instrument, Piano Jazz, Post-Bop
Although somewhat underrated, Richie Beirach is a consistently inventive pianist whose ability to play both free and with lyricism makes him an original. After studying classical piano, Beirach switched to jazz. He studied at Berklee and the Manhattan School of Music, and took lessons with Stan Getz, Dave Holland, and Jack DeJohnette. Beirach played electric piano while with Dave Liebman's Lookout Farm in 1974, but afterward mostly stuck to acoustic piano. He teamed up with Liebman on many occasions (including the early-'80s group Quest) and has recorded frequently since the '80s. Among his many jobs as a sideman were important stints with Getz, Lee Konitz, John Abercrombie, and Chet Baker, and Beirach has played music ranging from hard bop to totally free. His classical training can sometimes be heard in his more advanced improvisations, along with the sensitivity of a Bill Evans.
--- Scott Yanow, All Music Guide |
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