Anthony Braxton -19 Standards -Leo CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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1.1 Four

1.2 Body and Soul

1.3 G. Petal (Improvisation)

1.4 So Rare

1.5 It's You or No One

2.1 Half Nelson

2.2 Ruby My Dear

2.3 The Girl from Ipanema

2.4 Afternoon in Paris

3.1 East of the Sun

3.2 Afro Blue

3.3 Nancy with the Laughing Face

3.4 Little Melonae

3.5 What's New

4.1 Minority

4.2 Inch Worm

4.3 Mr. P.C

4.4 Dear Ole Stockholm

4.5 Like Someone in Love

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Quartet 2003

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19 Standards by Anthony Braxton, released 28 May 2010. This version of 19 Standards comes as a 4xCD. - QUARTET 2003

(4-CD set) in 2003 Anthony Braxton Quartet went on a European tour which had become legendary. The members of his quartet were Kevin O'Neil on guitar, Kevin Norton on percussion and Andy Eulau on bass. The concept of the tour was to perform Jazz standards and during the tour the quartet performed over 60 Jazz standards. The results of the tour were two 4 CD sets entitled "23 Standards (Quartet) 2003" and "20 Standards (Quartet) 2003" released by Leo Records. Both sets received tremendous critical acclaim. The writers noted that Braxton performed Jazz standards in an entirely new way. Rather than echoing, aping or diminishing the tradition he was reinventing it making both the past and present much richer than it was before. Now we are releasing the remaining 19 standards (no repeats) 4.5 hours of music. The set is a must not only for Braxton's followers but for all Jazz fans at large. Limited edition 500 copies.

Track 1-1 recorded in Bergamo, Italy Track 1-2 recorded in Gent, Belgium (The Vooruit), November 14, 2003 Track 1-3 recorded in Brussels, Belgium (Flagey) February 22, 2003 Track 1-4 recorded in Guimaraes, Portugal (Guimaraes Jazz Festival) November 20, 2003 Track 1-5 recorded in Sevilla, Spain (Teatro Central) November 11, 2003 Track 2-1 recorded in Antwerp, Belgium (De Singel) February 19, 2003 Track 2-2 recorded in Verona, Italy (Teatro Filarmonico) November 17, 2003 Track 2-3 recorded in Sevilla, Spain (Teatro Central) November 11, 2003 Track 2-4 recorded in Brussels, Belgium (Flagey) February 22, 2003 Track 3-1 to 3-4 recorded in Bergamo, Italy Track 3-5 recorded in Brussels, Belgium (Flagey) February 22, 2003 Track 4-1 recorded in Antwerp, Belgium (De Singel) February 19, 2003 Track 4-2 recorded in Nevers, France (Nevers Jazz Festival) November 13, 2003 Track 4-3 & 4-4 recorded in Lisbon, Portugal (Culturgest) November 19, 2003 Track 4-5 recorded in Brussels, Belgium (Flagey) February 22, 2003 Track 1-5 is credited to "D. Cook" (David Cook?) on release instead of Jule Styne And Sammy Cahn. Track 4-1 is credited to "G. Day" (Green Day?) on release, but this is the jazz standard by Gigi Gryce. © &? 2010 Total times: Disc 1: 65'36 Disc 2: 65'25 Disc 3: 71'56 Disc 4: 69'24 4 discs packaged in double width jewel case including a 4-page booklet.

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Anthony Braxton

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CDLR572575

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