Out of Stock
Quantity in Basket: None
Log In to use our Wish List
Shipping Weight: 5.00 units
Sample The Album:
Click an artist name above to see in-stock items for that artist.
Descriptions, Reviews, &c.
Label: Jumbo
Squidco Product Code: 632
Format: CD
Condition: New
Country: USA
Packaging: Jewel Tray
Over three releases, Dorgon and Laura Cromwell have redefined the sax/drum duo, veering in directions Coltrane and Ali never imagined. MAR is a series of diverse postjazz, postpunk, primordial bursts from the inventive duo.
Artist Biographies
Related Categories of Interest:
Percussion & Drums
NY Downtown & Metropolitan Jazz/Improv
Jumbo
Before April-2006
Track Listing:
Track listing:
Zigaboo
11-Pointed Star
Elmo Polish
B+BB
Hardcore (Brooklyn)
Study #7
Start
Goin' Away .... Hallelujah
Roscoe Stethoscope
For Jackson Pollock
For Tinky Winky
Limpy
...Barking Dogs
Drum solo to Stink
Likembe
Strainer/Cockfight
Buzzo. Barbarelle by Nite
Fuzzy
Percussion & Drums
NY Downtown & Metropolitan Jazz/Improv
Jumbo
Before April-2006
Search for other titles on the label:
Jumbo.
Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought:
 | AMM (Rowe / Prevost + Tilbury) Last Calls (Matchless) |
| To celebrate drummer/percussionist Eddie Prévost's 80th birthday, Café Oto hosted four concerts once a week in June, 2022, each a differing configuration from Prévost's history; this final concert reconvened for an extended improvisation between Prévost & guitarist Keith Rowe, with a "Postscript" from pianist John Tilbury recorded at his home in January, 2023. | |
 | Belorukov, Ilia / Gabriel Ferrandini Sculptor (Tripticks Tapes) |
| Red Trio drummer Gabriel Ferrandini joins alto saxophonist Ilia Belorukov for a three-part freely improvised set captured live at Masterskaya Anikushina, in St. Petersberg, Russia, the former workspace of architect Mikhail Anikushin, a large space that creates a unique resonance that the two improvisers take advantage of through insistent yet discerningly constrained dialog. | |
 | Beeferman / Evans / Foster / Hirsch GLOW (Tripticks Tapes) |
| In the midst of pandemic, NY pianist & keyboardist Gordon Beeferman jumped on an opportunity to record in the studio, assembling saxophonist Michael Foster and drummer/percussionist Michael Evans to record with free improvising vocalist and story-teller Shelley Hirsch, whose nimble narratives guide these eleven interesting vignettes of far-ranging musical and sonic sources. | |
 | Zorn, John / Bill Laswell Memoria (Tzadik) |
| A heartfelt tribute to three significant jazz innovators associated with the 1960's free jazz scene--Pharoah Sanders, Wayne Shorter, and Milford Graves--in one improvisation each from the long-running collaboration of alto saxophonist John Zorn and bassist Bill Laswell, contrasting Laswell's fx-expanded bass underpinnings with Zorn's emphatic and expressive playing. | |
 | Thermal (John Butcher / Andy Moor / Thomas Lehn) Ice In A Hot World (Unsounds) |
| The 20-year followup to their 2003 album on the Unsounds label titled Thermal, the trio of John Butcher on tenor & soprano saxophones, Andy Moor on guitar and Thomas Lehn on analogue synthesizer update listeners with their free and ea-improvising approach through five studio improvisations of incredible detail, technical & sonic mastery, and astute conversational skills. | |
 | Sanders, Mark / Emil Karlsen Muted Language (Bead) |
| Steering far from pyrotechnics or histrionics, the drum duo of UK legend Mark Sanders and Norwegian residing in the UK and part of the new direction of Bead Records, Emil Karlsen, present six percussion improvisations that focus on textural interaction, melodic progression, polyrhythms, and sonic excitement through percussive elements; an exceptional duo. | |
 | Denzler, Bertrand / Jason Kahn Translations (Potlatch) |
| The seventh release on Potlatch for tenor saxophonist Bertrand Denzler and the first for electronic artist Jason Kahn, in an extended electroacoustic improvisation, Denzler performing his instrument in ways Adolphe Sax did not intend intersected by Kahn's bent and crackly emissions, each increasingly assertive through to a engrossing, exhalable end. | |
 | Yoshida, Tatsuya / Risa Takeda SUPERHELIX [CD + DOWNLOAD VIDEOS] (Magaibutsu Limited) |
| Fifteen rock instrumentals between drummer Tatsuya Yoshida and pianist & keyboardist Risa Takeda, generally high-speed, technically superb and melodically infused pieces of imaginative creativity with a quirky sense of humor, augmented with Yoshida's vocalizing and effect processing from both; includes a download sheet for 15 high-def movies, one for each track on the album. | |
 | Euphorium_freakestra Grande Casino [3 CDS] (Euphorium) |
| A truly diverse set of improvisations, from solo work to large scale ensemble, as Euphorium_Freakestra are joined by European Free Jazz legends, drummer Baby Sommer and double bassist Barry Guy, in a band with leader & pianist Oliver Schwerdt, plus Bertrand Denzler, Burkard Beins, John Eckhardt, Pierre-Antoine Badaroux, Patrick Schanze, Daniel Beilschmidt & Freidrich Kettlitz. | |
 | Denzler / Rodrigues / Moimeme Immobility and Movement (Creative Sources) |
| An exquisite and mysterious album of free improvisation merging acoustic and subtle electroacoustic elements, from the trio of Bertrand Denzler on tenor saxophone, Ernesto Rodrigues on viola and Abdul Moimeme on electric guitar & objects, recording in the studio for this extensive work in four parts that transitions between moments of transfixing sound and cautious motion. | |
 | Trio Sowari Third Issue (Mikroton Recordings) |
| Only their 3rd album since 2005, the trio of Phil Durrant (modular and software synthesizers), Bertrand Denzler (tenor saxophone) and Burkhard Beins (percussion and objects) went into the studio in Berlin to record four tracks that bring the distinct skills of each player into focus while accentuating the tremendous concentration and interplay each brings, a real achievement. | |
 | Zoor Volumes A + B (Umlaut Records) |
| The French trio of saxophonist Bertrand Denzler, guitarist Jean-Sebastien Mariage and drummer Antonin Gerbal in two extended works beginning and ending on a sustained plateau while maintaining a constant state of anticipatory suspense using no electronics, treatments or effects. | |
 | Crumb, George Vox Balaenae (Hat [now] ART) |
 | Ensemble SuperMusique Canevas "+" (Ambiances Magnetiques) |
| A collection of 14 excerpts taken from five different concerts between 1998 and 2004 by Ensemble SuperMusique that include improvised and composed music as well as improvisation frameworks. | |
 | Les Poules (Joane Hetu / Diane Labrosse / Danielle Palardy Roger) Prairie Orange (Ambiances Magnetiques) |
| Nine new works from the trio of Joane Hetu (sax, voice), Diane Labrosse (sampler, voice), and Danielle Palardy Roger (percussion, voice) with a moody and haunting atmosphere. | |
 | Dorgon and Laura Cromwell upsidedowncross (Jumbo) |
 | Derome, Jean / Joane Hetu; Nous percons les oreilles La vie, c'est simple (Ambiances Magnetiques) |
| Using saxophones and their voices, Jean Derome and Joane Hetu create songs of improvisation that invoke their primal human nature in creative and beautiful ways. | |
 | Derome, Jean et les Dangereux Zhoms Torticolis (Ambiances Magnetiques) |
| This is the third release from Jean Derome et les Dangereux Zhoms, which, like the two preceding it, was created from Derome's personal travel journal. | |
