Elton Dean & The Wrong Object - The Unbelievable Truth (2007) {2014 Japan Mini LP SHM-CD Remaster}
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Jazz / Modern Creative / Avant-Garde Jazz
Cardboard
sleeve reissue. Features SHM-CD format. A sizzling session recorded live
in Paris in October of 2005 (less than four months before Elton Dean's
untimely passing), The Unbelievable Truth demonstrates the remarkable
breadth of the late British saxophonist's reach. The repertoire
highlights the range of his compositional skills, as well as The Wrong
Object's equally-diverse writing and freewheeling improvisational
abilities. From quirky Zappa-esque complexity to ominous material
reminiscent of Dean's 1970s tenure with Soft Machine (and even a hint of
swing), The Unbelievable Truth documents how Dean remained a vital
musical force to the very end.
This disc features some fine playing by all, as the group performs some
of their brilliant, quirky originals -- as well as rendering versions of
some of Elton's best-loved tunes. Included are Elton Dean's old
signature piece "Seven For Lee", the classic "Basho" (from what many
consider his finest album, 1980's Boundaries), and the more recent
"Baker's Treat". This is an incredibly fresh, vibrant performance, and
one of Elton Dean's very last.A classic, timeless performance by a true
progressive music legend; a deep communication between some great
musicians.
Personnel:
ELTON DEAN: saxello, alto sax
LAURENT DELCHAMBRE: drums, assorted percussion
FRED DELPLANCQ: tenor sax
MICHEL DELVILLE: guitar, voice
JEAN-PAUL ESTIEVENART: trumpet
DAMIEN POLARD: bass, electronics
Recorded live in Paris, France at Glaz'Art, on October 18, 2005.
Mastered by Bastien Gilson, Bruseels, Belgium, in June of 2006.
tracklist:
01 - Seven For Lee
02 - Millennium Jumble
03 - Baker's Treat
04 - The Unbelievable Truth
05 - A Cannery Catastrophe
06 - Cunnimingus Redux
07 - The Basho Variations
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