My Son John (2001)
| Artist: Gordon Brisker Quintet |
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Song Listing
Disc 1
Song Title
1. Open Path, The ~ Gordon Brisker Quintet
2. Here's Looking At You Kid ~ Gordon Brisker Quintet
3. Meaning Of The Blues, The ~ Gordon Brisker Quintet
4. Farewell Princess ~ Gordon Brisker Quintet
5. Impetus ~ Gordon Brisker Quintet
6. My Son John ~ Gordon Brisker Quintet
7. Wozzeck's Dilemma ~ Gordon Brisker Quintet
8. Witness ~ Gordon Brisker Quintet
9. You Go To My Head ~ Gordon Brisker Quintet
Album Notes and Credits
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Gordon Brisker Quintet: Gordon Brisker (tenor saxophone); Tim Hagans (trumpet, flugelhorn); Mike Nock (piano); Anthony Cox (bass); Billy Hart (drums). |
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Recorded at Avatar Studios, New York, New York in September 2000. Includes liner notes by Gordon Brisker. |
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Recording information: Avatar Studios, New York, NY (09/2000). |
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On this 2001 recording, veteran tenor saxophonist Gordon Brisker shows a much stronger John Coltrane influence than usual. His post-bop quintet, which also includes trumpeter Tim Hagans, pianist Mike Nock, bassist Anthony Cox, and drummer Billy Hart, performs a rather dry set of music comprised of six Brisker originals, Nock's "The Open Path," an unusual reworking of "The Meaning of the Blues," and a modal-oriented "You Got to My Head." The musicians all play well, but not a lot of warmth is expressed and Brisker's originals are generally not too memorable. This is easier music to respect than to love. ~ Scott Yanow |
Producer: Gordon Brisker |
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Engineer: David Baker |
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Technical Info
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Release Date : 06/04/2001 |
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Original Release Date : 2001 |
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Catalog ID : 860642 |
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Label : Naxos Jazz |
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Number of Discs : 1 |
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Studio/Live : Studio |
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Mono/Stereo : Stereo |
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SPAR Code : n/a |
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UPC : 00747313606429 |
Professional Reviews
JazzTimes (6/02, p.116)
- "...Brisker exhibits unerring accuracy and tonal consistency throughout the extended range of the saxophone as he constructs searching improvs that swing assertively or sing fervently..."
- "...Brisker exhibits unerring accuracy and tonal consistency throughout the extended range of the saxophone as he constructs searching improvs that swing assertively or sing fervently..."
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