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| If one was to believe descriptive snippets, the thing to do when Elliot Levin approaches is find a place to hide. In a worse case scenario, try to climb a tree--at least, that is the advice hikers would receive about the oncoming approach of something "ferocious...frenzied...bearlike." However, the comparison with bears is based on the size and appearance of the Philadelphia performer, while the other adjectives are filling one of their more esoteric purposes in the English language, attempting to describe just what it is free jazz performers do when they blow into their horns. Whatever it is, Levin does a lot of it, on tenor saxophone and flute. He also has a quite active career as a published poet and likes to combine the two aesthetics in his performances, much to the delight of the growing live poetry audience and to the chagrin of hipsters who insist jazz poetry is a form of torture, worse than cold showers. |
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ARTISTS
Elliott Levin (vocals, flutes, musette, soprano and tenor sax); Rick Iannacone (vocals, guitars); Steve Testa (bass); John Testa (drums) |
TRACKS
- Subterranean Phil Holy Feast
- It's That Passing Gleam
- Uninvited Guest
- Psychopathology of Everyday Life
- Eyewitness
- Sunnyland
- C.T.
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