Jimmy Giuffre R.I.P.

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I slightly prefer the two previous albs by the drumerless trio, Fusion and Thesis, but that may be just because of the way that ECM repackaged them:

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Ward Fowler, Wednesday, 16 September 2020 07:39 (three years ago) link

"Carla" off that one is such a vibe

calzino, Wednesday, 16 September 2020 08:20 (three years ago) link

Happy coincidence - just came across this cool feature about Giuffre in the New York Times (love the way they say 'Mr Coleman', Mr Bley', 'Mr Swallow' etc) from a few years ago - great photo from 1961 too

https://www.nytimes.com/2014/06/08/arts/music/jimmy-giuffres-music-finds-new-appreciation.html

Ward Fowler, Thursday, 17 September 2020 13:43 (three years ago) link

I saw _Jazz on a Summer's Day_ for the second time last week, and then posted on Facebook how much I loved "The Train and the River" over the opening credits. Sounds like Henry Flynt at the beginning!



if you like this footage, the Trav’lin’ Light release is the same trio and the same vibe.

The 70’s IAI records with Bley are really nice, esp the trio record: with Bley and guitarist Bill Connors.

sknybrg, Thursday, 17 September 2020 19:35 (three years ago) link

Train and the River is def one of the highlights of that film for me, along with the Chico Hamilton performance and the Gerry Mulligan performance. Really it makes a pretty good case over all for "Cool" school jazz, which was sort of avoided in jazz education at the time I was studying.

longtime caller, first time listener (man alive), Thursday, 17 September 2020 20:05 (three years ago) link


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