.... it's raining cats

[Serial_Apologist]

I must admit that I found the Akinmusire session rather baffling and lacking in any detectable sense of a core, as if the group were all the time working around the fringes of something important but impossible to recognise. Praps I was just not in listening mode.

[BLUESNIK'S REVOX]

I must admit that I found the Akinmusire session rather baffling and lacking in any detectable sense of a core, as if the group were all the time working around the fringes of something important but impossible to recognise. Praps I was just not in listening mode.

On listening back with a decent stream I tend now to agree with you. More of a suggestion of things that did not arrive and a certain weightless aimlessness. The work on Utube with his regular (very good) horn player is more effective. I do find this "playing in the corners" typical of some younger US players approach, trying to escape what they see as the norm. But then I am 137.


BN.

[aka Calum Da Jazbo]

i liked it once, forgive me i shall skip the twice; it was a good gig, reflective if not commanding .... more such please ....