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| | | textile (france) #t 13 cd george burt / raymond mcdonald “one bloke” compact disc - one bloke
- moonlight in polmont
- copper in the can
- al fresco at springman
- 3030 & candlestick
- daubenton
- ant of wolfsburg
- gok1
- little train
- backwash palaver
| ... second release by the george burt / raymond mcdonald quartet on textile ; this time augmented with mainstay lol coxhill, bill wells, and “one ensemble” ‘s daniel padden ...
fairly beatific “in” jazz for the greater part, but a few nice stretches into free-er zones ... |
| | the george burt / raymond mc donald quartet - "one bloke"
the collaboration of george burt and raymond mc donald with lol coxhill has produced 5 cds, each one having a different approach. for this cd the duo wanted to add bill wells and daniel padden to the mix not least because they are their friends with whom they have collaborated many times, but also because they felt their approach, at times improvisatory, but with a strong melodic focus, would be very compatible with their own way of working with lol. of course lol has a huge and richly deserved reputation as a unique free improviser with an innate, organic and never-ending sense of melodic inventiveness.
the duo enjoyed working with textile on their highly acclaimed cd hotel dilettante (which included lol coxhill, future pilot aka, the writter douglas coupland and the contemporary artist martin boyce) so they had their eye on this recording being released on textile too. as bill and daniel are already textile stalwarts, the duo felt this was another good reason for inviting us along to take part.
the legendary soprano saxophone player steve lacy died the week before the recording session. as lol was a friend and collaborator of steve, g burt and r. mc donald wanted to mark the occasion. the title-track of this cd, written specially for this session, recalls a trio cd called 3 blokes, which steve and lol recorded together with evan parker in germany . |
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