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Velcho Man
09:03
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Hip Doctor
03:30
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Elastic Lad
11:52
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Sanctified Dreams
07:44
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Blue Alpha
08:04
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Mac's Groove
12:47
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Terre Haute
07:45
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Tim Berne Brooklyn, New York
Alto saxophonist, composer, bandleader, and label boss Tim Berne asserts a strong and singular musical personality that links his diverse and frequently absorbing works in an astonishing variety of styles, and almost always juxtaposes meticulously noted arrangements with free improvisation. ... more
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Sun of Goldfinger (Congratulations to You)
by David Torn / Tim Berne / Ches Smith
supported by 37 fans who also own “Sanctified Dreams”
Amazing album. How do they do the live looping of Tim's saxophone and play it back?
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Angel Dusk
by Tim Berne/Matt Mitchell duo
supported by 35 fans who also own “Sanctified Dreams”
An incredible mind-meld going on here, and the counterpoint/interplay is on another level.
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Projekt Drums vol. 1
by Petter Eldh
Swedish producer Petter Eldh returns with a new EP pitting manic beats against laid-back, jazzy instrumentation.
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EarthSeed
by Nicole Mitchell & Lisa E. Harris
"EarthSeed" is a daring work that explodes the arbitrary lines between jazz and improvisation.
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maroon cloud
by Nicole M Mitchell
Flutist and composer Nicole Mitchell tackles this eight-movement work with a drumless chamber quartet featuring some of the most forceful voices in improvised music.
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BROKEN SHADOWS LIVE
by Chris Speed / Dave King / Reid Anderson / Tim Berne
supported by 35 fans who also own “Sanctified Dreams”
A haiku: Speed King Anderson Berne Broken Shadows Live Song for Che
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supported by 34 fans who also own “Sanctified Dreams”
It's almost hard to believe there's any space for Tim to fit in when they play this stuff as a duo! The magical uber-complex counterpoint flowing from and resolving to the killer tunes has a similar feel to the full band Berne but these are clarifying in their complexity - you can understand all the moving parts on the same level. Also perhaps the best showcase of Mr Mitchell's solo skills I've heard - he's fully in his element!
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