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Ian Carr on trumpet has now left behind the last residues of Davis-like imitation, and his often sharp and fragmented textures form the guiding pivot for an exceptional array of instrumentalists: from bassist Roy Babbington (Soft Machine), to keyboardist Dave McRae (Matching Mole), to saxophonist Brian Smith (the only surviving original Nucleus member), to trumpeter Kenny Wheeler, to pianist Gordon Beck, to singer Norma Winstone and others. Discover the review
Ian Carr on trumpet has now left behind the last residues of Davis-like imitation, and his often sharp and fragmented textures form the guiding pivot for an exceptional array of instrumentalists: from bassist Roy Babbington (Soft Machine), to keyboardist Dave McRae (Matching Mole), to saxophonist Brian Smith (the only surviving original Nucleus member), to trumpeter Kenny Wheeler, to pianist Gordon Beck, to singer Norma Winstone and others.
It is an album with soft atmospheres, at times almost ambient, suitable for listening on a cold rainy day, in an armchair, with a book in one hand and a cup of tea in the other, in perfect British Oldstyle. Discover the review
It is an album with soft atmospheres, at times almost ambient, suitable for listening on a cold rainy day, in an armchair, with a book in one hand and a cup of tea in the other, in perfect British Oldstyle.
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