2006 U.S. Tour Limited Ed. Box Set


Artist: Joe McPhee & Trio X

Label: CIMP

Price: $119.95

Year: 2008
Format: CD

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This limited edition box documents seven concerts on seven individually packaged compact discs. The accompanying 32-page booklet, extensively detailing the tour and the music, comprises program notes from the Producer, Artists, and Recording Engineer, along with candid photos from the tour.

The hours & hours of listening provided by this box set not only have their own pleasures and inspirations but were designed to provide insight into the group as well as the creative improvised process using one of the most dynamic combos in Jazz.

CD 1: St. Lawrence University

CD 2: Colgate University
CD 3: Chicago, IL

CD 4: Waukee, IA

CD 5: Greenbay, WI
CD 6: Detroit, MI

CD 7: Hamilton College

ARTISTS
Joe McPhee (trumpet, sax); Dominic Duval (bass); Jay Rosen (drums, percussion)

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1. Eric on 1/18/2010, said:

This is great music. Spiritual, tender, exciting, raucous, and many other adjectives (add your own). Nothing in this set is below four stars, in my opinion, but so far I have given the following tunes definite five stars: Disc 1, No.1 (Spirit in the Room) Disc 2, No.3 (The Song the Robin Sings); No.4 (In Evidence); No.6 (Blue Monk Variation) Disc 3, No.5 (A Little More Tenderness) Disc 4, No.5 (Blue Monk Variation) Disc 5, No.2 (In Evidence); No.3 (Motherless Child Variation); No.4 (A Little More Tenderness) Disc 6, No.4 (Bringing It (For Dewey Redman)) Disc 7, No.1 (A Prince and the Revolution); No.3 (A Valentine in the Fog of War) I have listened to these discs mostly in my car, where I don't have the facility to rank them on iTunes, so these specific rankings thus far are based on what I remember after a car ride. Trio X continues to fascinate in the way they interpret and reinterpret standards (whether Monk, folk tunes, or the combining of two different standards--like My Funny Valentine and Edwin Starr's War, which becomes A Valentine in the Fog of War). Enjoy!
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