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Revision as of 04:02, 25 December 2020

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".

Winter 2020

The ground is not frozen yet and the days are already growing longer!


Addis Ababa

Various, Beyond Addis, 2014.
2666 -- The Art of Listening

Birdlands

Rautavaara, Cantus Arcticus: Concerto for Birds and Orchestra, 1972
Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France (2019)
Dave Holland Quartet, Conference of the Birds, "Q & A", 1974.
Dave Holland (b), Anthony Braxton (winds), Sam Rivers (fl), Barry Altschul (d), live at Juan-les-Pins.

Brazil

Bixiga 70, (II), 2013.
Odete Amaral, "Sei lá, Mangueira", Fala Mangueira!, 1968.
Eumir Deodato & Os Catedraticos, Ataque, 1965.

Chicago

This section is swiped from Banzzaï, 18 Dec 2020.

Damon Locks, Black Monument Ensemble, Where Future Unfolds, 2019.
Art Ensemble of Chicago, Les Stances du Sophie, 1970.

Columbus, Georgia (via NOLA)

Brandford Marsalis Quartet, Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, 2020.
I first saw Fences at Swine Palace. I suppose maybe I should break down and join the netflix movement.[3]

Doing Math

Terry Riley & Don Cherry, Köln, Germany (live), 1975.

Farther East

Naïssam Jamal & Rhythms of Resistance, "Almot Wala Almazala", 2016.
Gülistan, Oriental Groove, "Ahtarma Meni - Don't Search Me", 1986.
Kyriakos Sfetsas, Greek Fusion Orchestra Vol. 1, 2018.

Farther North

Arve Henriksen, Towards Language, "Hibernal", 2017.
Ragnheiður Gröndal, Vetrarljóð, "Jólakötturinn", 2004.
Icelandic winter lore of a prowling chat-garou.[4]

Farther Out

Angelica Sanchez & Marilyn Crispell, How to Turn the Moon, "Ancient Dream", 2020.
John Lurie, "Power", The Legendary Marvin Pontiac: Greatest Hits, 1999.
Space Galvachers, Sounds of Brelok, 2020.
Clément Janinet (violin), Clément Petit (cello), Benjamin Flament (percussion): they call them the SpaceCow-boys;[5] they call out the grammar above...

Got that swing

Slim Gaillard & Leo Watson, "Avocado Seed Soup Symphony", 1945.
Stuff Smith, etal., 1957.
Oscar Peterson (p), Roy Brown (b), Albin Stoller (d)

!Jazz

Bechara El-Khoury, Autumn Pictures, concerto pour clarinette op. 78, 2010.
Orchestre de jeunes d'Île de France, Patrick Messina (clar.)[6]
Raphaël Faune Quartet, Faune, 2020.
Raphaël Pannier (drums, composition), Miguel Zenon (a. sax), Aaron Goldberg & Giorgi Mikadze (piano), François Moutin (a. bass)

re:embering

Donald Byrd, A New Perspective, "Elijah", 1964
Louis Armstrong with Sy Oliver Choir and the All Stars, Louis & the Good Book, "Ezekiel Saw de Wheel", 1958.


Previous issues

Refs

  1. Nawal Arjini (3 June 2019), "Ishmael Reed Tries to Undo the Damage ‘Hamilton’ Has Wrought", The Nation.
  2. Ishmael Reed, Mumbo Jumbo, 1972.
  3. Jordan Hoffman, How Branford Marsalis Found Ma Rainey’s Sound Vanity Fair, 18 December 2020.
  4. Genderdesk (12 December 2020), Stekkjarstaur, the first of the Icelandic Yule Lads, arrives today.
  5. Space Galvachers, Le Gri-gri, 9 November 2020. définition: "les galvachers"
  6. Concert de l'Orchestre de chambre de Paris en hommage aux victimes des attentats du 13 novembre 2015, Le concert de 20h, France Musique, 19 November 2020. 25:16 ("Il fait novembre en mon âme")