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This Grand?
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Is He...
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All Of A Sudden
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About To Go
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Love In Space
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François Carrier Montreal, Québec
Alto sax, free jazz, improv music, avant-garde, François Carrier was recently selected in the Annual International Critic’s Poll El Intruso 2018, 2017 and 2015. He was also selected in the DownBeat’s Reader Poll 2013 in the Best Alto Sax Players Lists.
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Remember Trane and Bird
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Métatonal
by Marc Ducret Trio+3
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A year or so ago I downloaded a Big Satan concert on a torrent site. Under the band credits it read "Marc Ducret: Awesomeness." That pretty much sums him up for me. A fabulous sextet release here, with his regular trio augmented by sax, trumpet and trombone. The latter is played by his regular sparring partner Samuel Blaser. Excellent release from an excellent label!
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Live at the Unity Temple
by Noah Howard Quartet
supported by 4 fans who also own “In Motion”
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Inspired by the rhythm & timbre of bellringing, “Pendulums” folds neo-classical, jazz, & even ambient music into a wondrous whole.
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A Call For All Demons (Sun Ra Suite)
by Myles Boisen Past-Present-Future
featured on Bandcamp Radio Mar 29, 2022
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Blackity Black Black Is Beautiful
by Fay Victor
A bold meditation on race, class, gender, and politics that speaks to where we’ve been and where we are today.
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The Other Side of Time
by Quin Kirchner
supported by 4 fans who also own “In Motion”
Received my copy of the second pressing today, and it is stunning. Flat, centered, dead quiet surfaces, and shockingly good sound. A triumph of craftsmanship. Well worth the wait. And the music, of course, is an incredible contemporary Chicago celebration.
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