Phillips, Barre: Mountainscapes

Phillips, Barre SKU: 37014889
Phillips, Barre: Mountainscapes

Phillips, Barre: Mountainscapes

Phillips, Barre SKU: 37014889

Format: CD

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Title: Mountainscapes
Artist: Phillips, Barre
Label: Ecm Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 602567430490
Genre: Jazz

Digitally remastered edition. Barre Phillips's Mountainscapes brings together strongly contrasting elements, the furious high-energy playing of the Surman/Phillips/Martin trio juxtaposed with spacious impressionistic pieces originally created for Carolyn Carlson's ballet dancers. The integration of acoustic instruments and electronics (with three of the musicians playing synthesizers) is beautifully balanced in the production. John Abercrombie dropped by the studio to jam on the last track, raising the energy level still higher. Recorded in March 1976, Mountainscapes was described by Melody Maker as "vast, awesome and glorious" and a starting point for the shape of jazz to come.

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