A strange, but haunting piece of modern classical (..?) from Josh Redman & orchestra. Ray Dickaty flagged this one to me and I've been facinated by it since. not normally a style I'd go out of my way to look for but there's something quite beautiful going on here.
Apparently there's a version performed by Brecker somewhere out there too
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BigMartin (28th October 2010)
I like it - and i like his "normal" style of playing. hes playing this friday at Ronnies - Im giggingbut saw him last year at the lighthouse in Poole. great stuff.
Meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeoooooooooooomy x
I cannot get it to play for some reason
Could someone post the url please
mamos
Sakkusu Tenor Otto Link Super Tone Master
mamos
Is that good or bad?Originally Posted by ManEast
BTW- here's the URL- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhMO8rwpjUw
Meandering in the murky alley between bar-room R&B and art house twaddle ……….
OH....O.K Yes, it was late into the night ! That's very good.
What an interesting piece, awesome I like it a lot
Shorter of breath and one day closer to death!
Simon
Heres the URL for the Brecker version.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OI_eLbkYzKg
Again its in 3 parts this being part 1, the others are available on the YouTube page.
Its interesting to compare the playing styles between Redmans and Breckers.
Cheers
Ray Saxby Dickaty
And that's the reason we practice long notes!
I love Mr.Redman's playing, always so inventive. I'm off to look up UK gig dates....
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Just looking at JR's website - it's a really good read actually. Interesting to note that he only started taking the sax seriously in his 20's, though he does come across as rather modest so perhaps he's just playing with us.
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Yes amazing, it does say he started playing sax at the age of ! 10 ! though but not taking it seriously until his 20's...( Just playing about with his dads Mark VI's I guess....!! ) when he deferred his Law degree studies and moved to NY....
His newest album Compass, is very good with a more free approach to music making, but maybe a bit overlong IMO. Seriously great tone though and the above orchestral clip does it for me every time...
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