Trio AAB: Stranger things happen at C
Genre: Jazz & Blues
Catalogue Number: Caber 027
Label: caber music
Released: 2003
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This album features the virtuoso traditional Celtic whistle player, Brian Finnegan , from the band Flook and Northern Ireland. Celtic music has always been a major influence on the band, and all of the musicians play with folk musicians on the ‘integrated’ Scottish scene (including Karen Mathieson and Charlie MacKerron of Capercaillie, Martyn Bennett, Simon Thoumire & John McCusker).
" Trio AAB may be one of the numerically smaller manifestations of the upsurge of Scottish jazz energy, but it is also one of the most audacious and spikily engaging. Trio AAB (guitarist Kevin MacKenzie is the third regular member) skids between Scottish folk music, the melancholy defiance of John Coltrane and the sprightly melodic laterality of Ornette Coleman, but has given its music a rootsier feel on this session by admitting Brian Finnegan's flutes and whistles on half the tracks. Mournfully deliberate sax-jazz crosses jig-like music on Oddity, and mazelike Middle Eastern melody joins them on the zigzagging Yet. A band of real character on the up." John Fordham, The Guardian 2003.
Phil Bancroft (saxes), Kevin MacKenzie (guitars), Tom Bancroft (drums and bodhran). Featuring: Brian Finnegan (flutes and whistles).
Tracklist
- Ant's Milk
- Station
- Oddity
- Yet
- Sundance
- Stuff Swing
- The Clock
- Fin
- Curiouser and Curiouser
- Two
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