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Saxophonist Jan Garbarek has changed with time and age, but even on "Afric Pepperbird", his first album for ECM, which was to establish an inseparable bond with the label, he invites us into a world that is playful yet mature. Half of the album is made up of miniatures, of which "Skarabe" and "Mah-Jong" are the most precise and delicate, infused with drummer Jon Christensen's distinctive cymbal work and overall compositional sensibility. "MYB" and "Concentus", on the other hand, fall like seeds into the album's fertile soil.
Bassist Arild Andersen's steady bass line assures us that the title track can swing confidently, spraying Saharan charm like fresh honey, while "Blow Away Zone" features an adventurous Terje Rypdal on guitar and an ethereal solo from Garbarek squeezing through an opaque tornado of bass and dr
Condition: Brand New
Saxophonist Jan Garbarek has changed with time and age, but even on “Afric Pepperbird”, his first album for ECM, which was to establish an inseparable bond with the label, he invites us into a world that is playful yet mature. Half of the album is made up of miniatures, of which “Skarabe” and “Mah-Jong” are the most precise and delicate, infused with drummer Jon Christensen’s distinctive cymbal work and overall compositional sensibility. “MYB” and “Concentus”, on the other hand, fall like seeds into the album’s fertile soil.
Bassist Arild Andersen’s steady bass line assures us that the title track can swing confidently, spraying Saharan charm like fresh honey, while “Blow Away Zone” features an adventurous Terje Rypdal on guitar and an ethereal solo from Garbarek squeezing through an opaque tornado of bass and dr
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