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ARTIST
PREVOST & ALAN WILKINSON, EDDIE
TITLE
So Are We, So Are We
FORMAT
CD
LABEL
MATCHLESS RECORDINGS
CATALOG #
MRCD68
MRCD68
GENRE
JAZZ
RELEASE DATE
10/2/2006
Studio duo recordings from 2006 by AMM's Eddie Prévost (drums) & Alan Wilkinson (alto & baritone saxophones); Wilkinson is a vetern UK improvisor, best know from the Hession/ Wilkinson/Fell trio. "It is hard to think of an album of saxophone and percussion duos without thinking of John Coltrane's and Rashied Ali's
Interstellar Space
. It is a magnificent piece of music, and a constant challenge to those who have followed. But it also acts as a barrier, not necessarily to musicians, certainly to those who listen to and cherish music. Coltrane's late opus numbers were the product of a spiritual quest that seemed tinged with a Faustian urge to know everything. The association with Ali took him out beyond the basic time-codes of jazz, then Western music, then any other systematised metrical language. To some extent, without in any way explicitly addressing
Interstellar Space
, Prévost and Wilkinson have responded to it by bringing their language back into a human realm, to a space in which the specifics of making a particular sound at a particular moment is more important than the metaphysical import of those sounds, and to the excluded middle of what can only be called 'ethical' music-making. That is not to say, music with a moral function or conclusion, but rather music that addressed itself to the fundamental ethical question, which is how we address each other, how we communicate needs, desires, concerns and ambitions, and how we make that language available to others as an ongoing discourse."
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