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British pianist Peter Lemer is one of the U.K. jazz scene's primary links between '60s free jazz and '70s fusion, but his sole album as a leader, recorded in 1966, sticks closely to the former. Lemer, a former student of Paul Bley, opens the set with a rattling version of Carla Bley's "Ictus," then runs through a program of originals that run from fairly "out" ("City" has some absolutely frenzied free blowing by saxophonists Nisar Ahmad Khan and John Surman, accompanied at one point by Lemer banging on the top of his piano) to relatively restrained (the melody of "Frowville" wouldn't sound out of place on a Dave Brubeck album). Although Lemer's often highly rhythmic piano playing drives the band, Khan and Surman are the stars of the album, taking most of the solos. (The bass solo comes late in "In the Out" -- have your fast-forward finger ready accordingly, but don't miss the remarkable Khan/Surman duel right after.) Even the most experimental pieces, however, keep the traditional theme-solos-theme structure, so Local Colour is the sort of album that's useful for the free jazz novice. It's just traditional enough that it's not scary, but neither is it so traditional that it's boring. It's a shame this group didn't get a chance to record more.
© Stewart Mason /TiVo
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Ictus (Carla Bley)
John Surman, Performer - Tony Reeves, Performer - Nisar Ahmad Khan, Performer - Peter Lemer Quintet, Ensemble - Peter Lemer, Performer - Jon Hiseman, Performer - Carla Bley, Composer
2013 ESP-Disk 2013 ESP-Disk
City (Peter Lemer)
John Surman, Performer - Peter Lemer, Performer - Tony Reeves, Performer - Nisar Ahmad Khan, Performer - Peter Lemer Quintet, Ensemble - Jon Hiseman, Performer - Peter Lemer, Composer
2013 ESP-Disk 2013 ESP-Disk
Flowville (Peter Lemer)
Peter Lemer Quintet, Ensemble - Nisar Ahmad Khan, Performer - Tony Reeves, Performer - Peter Lemer, Performer - John Surman, Performer - Jon Hiseman, Performer - Peter Lemer, Composer
2013 ESP-Disk 2013 ESP-Disk
In the Out (Peter Lemer)
Tony Reeves, Performer - Nisar Ahmad Khan, Performer - Jon Hiseman, Performer - John Surman, Performer - Peter Lemer, Performer - Peter Lemer Quintet, Ensemble - Peter Lemer, Composer
2013 ESP-Disk 2013 ESP-Disk
Carmen (Peter Lemer)
Jon Hiseman, Performer - Peter Lemer, Performer - Tony Reeves, Performer - John Surman, Performer - Nisar Ahmad Khan, Performer - Peter Lemer Quintet, Ensemble - Peter Lemer, Composer
2013 ESP-Disk 2013 ESP-Disk
Enahenado (Peter Lemer)
Jon Hiseman, Performer - Peter Lemer Quintet, Ensemble - Tony Reeves, Performer - Nisar Ahmad Khan, Performer - John Surman, Performer - Peter Lemer, Performer - Peter Lemer, Composer
2013 ESP-Disk 2013 ESP-Disk
Chronique
British pianist Peter Lemer is one of the U.K. jazz scene's primary links between '60s free jazz and '70s fusion, but his sole album as a leader, recorded in 1966, sticks closely to the former. Lemer, a former student of Paul Bley, opens the set with a rattling version of Carla Bley's "Ictus," then runs through a program of originals that run from fairly "out" ("City" has some absolutely frenzied free blowing by saxophonists Nisar Ahmad Khan and John Surman, accompanied at one point by Lemer banging on the top of his piano) to relatively restrained (the melody of "Frowville" wouldn't sound out of place on a Dave Brubeck album). Although Lemer's often highly rhythmic piano playing drives the band, Khan and Surman are the stars of the album, taking most of the solos. (The bass solo comes late in "In the Out" -- have your fast-forward finger ready accordingly, but don't miss the remarkable Khan/Surman duel right after.) Even the most experimental pieces, however, keep the traditional theme-solos-theme structure, so Local Colour is the sort of album that's useful for the free jazz novice. It's just traditional enough that it's not scary, but neither is it so traditional that it's boring. It's a shame this group didn't get a chance to record more.
© Stewart Mason /TiVo
À propos
- 1 disque(s) - 6 piste(s)
- Durée totale : 00:42:34
- Artistes principaux : Peter Lemer Quintet
- Compositeur : Various Composers
- Label : ESP-Disk
- Genre : Jazz
2013 ESP-Disk 2013 ESP-Disk
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