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Daybreak Exploring every possible combination of this unusual instrumentation, Smith has produced a highly engaging recording here. Unconcerned about more traditional group structures, the music on Daybreak wanders where it likes, allowing the musicians to explore their own instruments without constraints of what should or shouldn't be. Comes highly recommended for an hour of deep soul-cleansing. "Daybreak is an original and beautiful experience, and something to play someone who thinks they don't like free improvisation." -- Philip Clark, Jazzreview Total time 70:17 minutes More Emanem One Final Note Review :::>>> Tell A Friend About This CD From Drimala If you like this cd, you might also enjoy listening to: Humdinger (Davey Williams and John Corbett) Afternoons (Jeb Bishop Trio/Quartet) 6 Dialogues (Watts and Weston) Specific Gravity (McPhee & Giardullo) Worms Organizing Archdukes (Coxhill and Weston) Improvisations for Organ and Saxophone (Verkade and Nelson-Raney) Tuba Libre (Giancarlo Schiaffini) Unique Horn (Martin Mayes) You Start (Kohlhase & Langley) Brass City (Joe McPhee and Jeb Bishop) Forlorn Green (Greg Kelley and Jason Lescalleet) Live At Palo-Palo (Kucan, Stanko, Oliver, Danner, Elgart) Points, Snags and Windings (Butcher and van der Schyff) Pith Balls and Inclined Planes (Jeff Kaiser and Ernesto Diaz-Infante) |