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MP3 Renwicke - It´s Ok To Sit In The Middle Of The Road Henry

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  • nbbstrm
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  • -ing!
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  • dialin
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  • sl.6
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  • the argument
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  • Size: 72.7 MB   Platform: MP3 / All Pl

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(ID 1411369)
improvisation from baton rouge featuring simon lott (drums), brian mcwhorter (trumpet), jason moore (tenor sax), brad walker (tenor sax) and david polk (alto sax and computer).

8 MP3 Songs
JAZZ: Free Jazz, JAZZ: Weird Jazz



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"Need some jazz that's a little more adventurous and free? Chaotic? Unpredictable? Check out it's okay to sit in the middle of the road henry (8bells), a new album by a five-piece who call themselves Renwicke.
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I should say right now that I am a huge fan of improvisational jazz, because I never know what to expect. The music, the sounds, the mood, it can go anywhere at anytime, sometimes throughout a song. There isn't an overall mood of the album, it's just "press record and see what comes out of us". The album has songs with such creative titles as "dialin'", "sl.6", "-ing!", "nbbstrm", "OnuH!", and "+/- [apoc]". To the outsider, this may come off as foolish random sounds, but this is anything but random. Within some of these sound textures are some beautiful sounds where it might be a layer of horns mixed in with percussive sounds panning back and forth in the mix, or trumpets and saxophones going through wah-wah pedals to create interesting sounds. There's even one song where the horns seem to be speaking in computer tones, only for the second half of the song to feature a sped up drum loop going on being someone scratching and wacking a guitar.
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I found myself playing this many times, it wasn't an improv performance where it is meant to be heard and experienced one time. The excitement of the virgin listen made everything a surprise, but repeat listens made it possible to hear these pieces with different perspectives."
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John Book - The Run-Off Groove


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