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| 11/05/02 This CD is no longer in print. We'll have it back up as soon as (if) it does. In the meantime, please enjoy some of Sabir's other excellent discs on Drimala. |
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Mad Love Sabir Mateen (alto saxophone) Laurence Cook (drums) John Voigt (bass) Multi-instrumentalist Mateen made his recording debut with Horace Tapscott's Pan African People's Arkestra over two decades ago. After years of heavy dues paying in the subways of NYC, Mateen is now a luminous presence on the American improvised music scene, as part of TEST, the One World Ensemble, Tenor Rising, Sunny Murray's bands, the Raphe Malik Quartet, and other free-blowing enterprises. Laurence Cook and John Voigt forged their concepts in the more recondite seams of the post-Ayler universe: Lowell Davidson, Alan Silva, Bill Dixon. Presently they are part of the Jemeel Moondoc Trio. More Eremite One Final Note Review If you like this cd, you might also enjoy listening to: Looking East (Raphe Malik Quartet with Mateen) The Ilya Tree (Paul Flaherty, Greg Kelley, John Voigt, Laurence Cook) Test (TEST) Brothers Together (Mateen and Drake) We Are Not At the Opera (Mateen and Murray) Fire In the Valley (Moondoc, Voigt, Cook) |