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Artist:
TIED + TICKLED TRIO AND BILLY HART
Title:
La Place Demon
Label:
MORR MUSIC (GERMANY)
Format:
CD
Price:
$15.50
Catalog #:
MORR 100CD
The brothers
Markus
and
Micha Acher
are key figures in the now internationally-recognized trademark that is the "Weilheim Scene." Every one of their projects, be it
The Notwist
,
13&God
or
Tied & Tickled Trio
has grown to become a working cosmos each of its own while remaining open on all sides. This album comes thanks to their preference for creative collaborations, and Tied & Tickled Trio really have a thrilling artistic liaison this time around. The drummer
Billy Hart
is among one of the most accomplished contemporary jazz drummers in the world. Along with his recordings as band leader, Hart, who celebrated his 70th birthday in 2010, can be heard drumming on more than 600 albums. Among other groups, he was a long-running member of the
Herbie Hancock
and
Stan Getz
bands. Hart was highly involved with the composition and arrangements on
La Place Demon
. The permanent members of the Tied & Tickled Trio also occupied themselves intensively with Billy Hart's music prior to and during the composition of the album. Over the course of his discography, he has covered everything from spiritual jazz to free music and electronic music. This album charts this development in broad strokes and as such is something like a biographical album. The Tied & Tickled Trio play jazz music from an indie perspective and so are by definition not afraid of contact. It's amazing that a project which practically has a new approach for every composition can still have a unified sound. The guys from Weilheim have an instantly-recognizable sound -- regardless whether they are playing crazy free jazz, static drones or complex patterns. Perhaps it's something to do with their love of woodwinds and rather melancholy harmonies, which one knows well from The Notwist.
Artist:
TIED + TICKLED TRIO AND BILLY HART
Title:
La Place Demon
Label:
MORR MUSIC (GERMANY)
Format:
2LP
Price:
$21.00
Catalog #:
MORR 100LP
Deluxe 3-sided double LP version housed in a full-color gatefold sleeve with printed innersleeves. Includes download coupon. The brothers
Markus
and
Micha Acher
are key figures in the now internationally-recognized trademark that is the "Weilheim Scene." Every one of their projects, be it
The Notwist
,
13&God
or
Tied & Tickled Trio
has grown to become a working cosmos each of its own while remaining open on all sides. This album comes thanks to their preference for creative collaborations, and Tied & Tickled Trio really have a thrilling artistic liaison this time around. The drummer
Billy Hart
is among one of the most accomplished contemporary jazz drummers in the world. Along with his recordings as band leader, Hart, who celebrated his 70th birthday in 2010, can be heard drumming on more than 600 albums. Among other groups, he was a long-running member of the
Herbie Hancock
and
Stan Getz
bands. Hart was highly involved with the composition and arrangements on
La Place Demon
. The permanent members of the Tied & Tickled Trio also occupied themselves intensively with Billy Hart's music prior to and during the composition of the album. Over the course of his discography, he has covered everything from spiritual jazz to free music and electronic music. This album charts this development in broad strokes and as such is something like a biographical album. The Tied & Tickled Trio play jazz music from an indie perspective and so are by definition not afraid of contact. It's amazing that a project which practically has a new approach for every composition can still have a unified sound. The guys from Weilheim have an instantly-recognizable sound -- regardless whether they are playing crazy free jazz, static drones or complex patterns. Perhaps it's something to do with their love of woodwinds and rather melancholy harmonies, which one knows well from The Notwist.
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