Clifford Thorntons Ventilposaune kann man auf „Impressions of Jimmy Giuffre“ (CELP 1991) hören. Hier die kurze Besprechung aus Gramophone:
Joe McPhee Trio. Impressions Of Jimmy Giuffre.
CELP CD (fl CELPC2I (44 minutes: DDD).
In a month of somewhat unexpected releases the black multi-instrumental McPhee, generally associated with things avant-garde, celebrates the white clarinettist/composer Giuffre, best known for his Train And The River (forever associated with the film Jazz On A Summer’s Day). It has been belatedly recognized that Giuffre had an indirect input to the more twee end of esoteric European jazz but one mustn’t hold that against McPhee. The leader, who has recently added valve-trombone to his arsenal, works well with French reedman André Jaume and guitarist Raymond Boni, and has produced an intelligent album which may earn him more listeners than hitherto. B. P.
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