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Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Anthony Braxton, Seven Standards Vol 1, 1985
This is the first jazz cd I got, when making the transition between vinyl and cds. It has Victor Lewis, Rufus Reid, Hank Jones. I knew Braxton as an avant-garde player: here he starts off with standard statement of theme, and then gets gradually more out-there in successive choruses, bringing it back to the melody again at the end. This isn't a famous album that everyone already knows, but is worth checking out.
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It's worth it for the sidemen alone! And then Braxton is so good. Palo Alto Records, right?
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