Elsa - Jump - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing. Hot Rats cemented Frank Zappa as a musical force to be reckoned with. The album, recorded on a prototype 16- track recorder, sounds as fresh and sonically superior on this 180 gram audiophile edition as it did when first released in 1969. Blending rock and jazz stylings with top call studio musicians, it opened the door to InchFusion MusicInch while putting FZ on the guitar player map. Captain Beefheart makes a special guest appearance. It truly is a InchMovie For Your Ears.Inch Album Tracks 1. Peaches en Regalia 2. Willie the Pimp 3. Son of Mr. Green Genes 1. Little Umbrellas 2. The Gumbo Variations 3. It Must Be a Camel

Is the debut album from astounding tenor saxophonist and composer Julieta Eugenio, who began her music journey in Argentina before relocating to New York City almost a decade ago. At the height of the pandemic, Eugenio began collaborating with bassist Matt Dwonszyk and drummer Jonathan Barber, meeting regularly to workshop her music. The trio soon developed an intricate trio chemistry forged around Eugenio's brilliant and insightful compositions. Once it was safe to do so, the group hit the studio and recorded eight originals that cover a range of sentiments, from the introspective InchTresInch to the ambiguously funky InchRaccoon Tune.Inch The strength and maturity of Eugenio's tenor concept comes across on two standards that round out the album; InchFlamingoInch and InchCrazy He Calls Me.Inch This group takes the tenor-bass-drums trio configuration to new heights, covering a broad sonic palette and cementing Eugenio's reputation as a composer and saxophonist Album Tracks 1. Efes 2. Jump 3. La Jungla 4. For You 5. Racoon Tune 6. Flamingo 7. Another Bliss 8. Crazy He Calls Me 9. Snowbirds 10. Tres

In the case of Jump!, the third on the Intakt tag by Swiss soprano saxophonist Jurg Wickihalder, the presence of Irene Schweizer, one of the most consistently provocative and imaginative pianists to emerge from the revolutionary period of the late '60s, says a great deal about his willingness to explore new avenues of improvisation, while maintaining a creative relationship with established jazz traditions. In so doing, he's taking advantage of the best of both worlds. 'Unintentionally, spontaneously, amusingly, most Monkish - these playful interjections are only a fragment of the true nature of Wickihalder's achievement; when he takes US to surprising new places, the past coexists with the present, nothing is lost, experience is rewarded, and the music lives' (Art Lange). Album Tracks 1. Triple Rittberger Exercise 2. Red Light Jumping Friends 3. Last Jump 4. 6243D (Armstand Back Double Somersault 1,5 Twists Free Position) 5. High Wire Dancer