Jes' grew

From Creolista!
Revision as of 20:33, 20 January 2023 by WikiSysop (talk | contribs)
(diff) ← Older revision | Latest revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff)
Jump to: navigation, search

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" and that Jazz is Dead (§, §).

Growing Season 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, even churchy tones :o.o: [3]

New Maps

Tigran Hamasyan, New Maps, 2020
video -- made from images shot in Armenia, the US, Russia, and the UK -- directed by Vahan Stepanyan


Jockey Full o Bourbon

Tom Waits
Youn Sun Nah & Ulf Wakenius

Psysco Kid!

YIN YIN, The Rabbit that Hunts Tigers, 2019.

Tallinn (!)Jazz

Collage, Collage, 1976.
Thanks, Smiley. :)

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.
an 18-piece band from Lyon that's a lot of fun.[4]

Cologne

Muito Kaballa Power Ensemble, Mamari, 2021.

San Francisco

Jerry Garcia, David Grisman, Live in San Francisco, 1991.
h/t El Comandante @ 47:15.

Tokyo

Jun Fukamachi, Quark, 1980.
See also, Nicole (1986 Spring and Summer collection) @ bandcamp[5]
(I think I prefer the phrog.)

Growing season 2022

Lahore

Jaubi, Nefs at Peace, 2021.

Istanbul

Önder Focan - Aubergine / Patlican, 2022.
Anadol, Felicita, 2022.
Anadol, Uzun Havalar, 2019.

Benin / Abidjan / Paris / Boston

Lionel Loueke, HH, 2020.
Herbie Hancock & Bernie Maupin, "Butterfly", Thrust, 1974.

RIP Pharaoh Sanders 🕯

"Across Time", with a heart, 2003.

Chicago

Kahlil El Zabar, A Time for Healing, 2021.

London

Nina Sinephro, Space 1.8, 2021.
John Mayer §, Dhammapada, 1976.
Transglobal Underground, "Lookee Here", 1994.
HNY2 WPO, &2 en.wp

New York

Theo Croker, "No More Maybe" with Iman Omari, BLK2THEFUTURE, 2021
---, "State of the Union 444" with Wyclef Jean on prime-time TV, 2022
Mary Halvorson, Amaryllis / Beladonna, the latter with the Mivos Quartet, 2022.

Warsaw + Copenhagen +

Tomaze Dąbrowski & the Individual Beings
Album made for the late Tomasz Stańko wd, whose horn Dąbrowski plays exceedingly well. His is only one voice among many on this disquieting wander through electric marshlands. Worth its eclectic stars on the web and the headache it might give you. :P
Tomasz Dąbrowski wd– Trumpet and Electronics | Fredrik Lundin wd (the Dane) – Tenor Saxophone | Irek Wojtczak wd– Tenor and Soprano Saxophone plus Electronics | Grzegorz Tarwid wd– Grand Piano and Keyboards | Max Mucha wd– Double Bass | Knut Finsrud (The Norwegian) – Acoustic Drums | Jan Emil Młynarski – Electric and Acoustic Drums

!jazz

Tiken Jah Fakoly, "Partager le monde", Cabaret Sauvage, Paris, 12 décembre 2022

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. Rafe Arnott (20 Mar 2021), Promises: The Floating Points Pharaoh Sanders LSO album, resistormag.
  4. Antoine Bos (7 Apr 2021), "Dieu Poulet" : The Very Big Experimental Toubifri Orchestra est divin, le gri gri.
  5. Aaron Carnes (24 Aug 2018), "How Jun Fukamachi Became a Cult Figure in Japanese Ambient Music", Bandcamp Daily.