Difference between revisions of "Jes' grew"

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This wiki needs a jazz page. It will very likely grow. The name of this page is taken from Oakland-based Ishmael Reed's 1972, Mumbo Jumbo, which conjures "a centuries-old battle between two shadow forces: a group representing European institutional order and Jes Grew, a virus/movement/pleasure-seeking principle originating among black artists."^[1]

• What do you think that this Jes Grew is up to?
• It’s up to its Text. For some, it’s a disease, a plague, but in fact it is an anti-plague. You will recall, Black Herman, that in the past there were germs that avoided words.^[2]

After starting the page, I learned of Conjure's "Jes' Grew".

Spring 2021

Creative master plan

Pharaoh Sanders, Karma, "The Creator Has a Master Plan", 1969.

In the BFE 1995 version you still hear the Armistad.

as you do in the Roman theatre in Vienne (2011)

"Jump Around Sound", Budapest (2008)

Note: People are speaking of these promised movements in hushed,^[3] even churchy tones :o.o:

Psysco!

YIN YIN, The Rabbit that Hunts Tigers, 2019.

Tangelo!

Wolfgang Haffner, Kind of Tango, 2020.

Wolfgang Haffner (d.), Christopher Dell (vib.), Sebastian Studnitzky (trpt.), Bill Evans (sax) Simon Oslender (p.), Ulf Wakenius (g.), Vincent Peirani (acc.), Lars Danielsson (b., cell., flug.).

Lyon

The Very Big Experimental Toubifri Orchestra, Dieu Poulet, 2021.

Previous issues

• fall 2020
• summer 2020
• winter 2020

Refs

1. Jump up ↑ Nawal Arjini (3 June 2019), "Ishmael Reed Tries to Undo the Damage ‘Hamilton’ Has Wrought", The Nation.
2. Jump up ↑ Ishmael Reed, Mumbo Jumbo, 1972.
3. Jump up ↑ Venderdi GriGri #5: notre sélection des meilleures sorties, le gri gri, 2 April 2021.