Live In Israel
Download links and information about Live In Israel by Fringe. This album was released in 1997 and it belongs to Jazz, World Music genres. It contains 7 tracks with total duration of 57:06 minutes.
Artist: | Fringe |
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Release date: | 1997 |
Genre: | Jazz, World Music |
Tracks: | 7 |
Duration: | 57:06 |
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Tracks
[Edit]No. | Title | Length |
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1. | Call (featuring George Garzone, Bob Gullotti, Alex Lodico) | 6:16 |
2. | Our Fathers (featuring George Garzone, Bob Gullotti, Alex Lodico) | 7:10 |
3. | On the Hump (featuring George Garzone, Bob Gullotti, Alex Lodico) | 4:18 |
4. | Desert Time (featuring George Garzone, Bob Gullotti, Alex Lodico) | 10:08 |
5. | Response (featuring George Garzone, Bob Gullotti, Alex Lodico) | 12:02 |
6. | Body and Soul (featuring George Garzone, Bob Gullotti, Alex Lodico) | 10:55 |
7. | Red Sea (featuring George Garzone, Bob Gullotti, Alex Lodico) | 6:17 |
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[Edit]This is the first I ever heard of The Red Sea Jazz Festival, and now I want to attend. Especially to have been there for this mind-blowing performance by The Fringe. Live jazz, and the recording is superb. This continues a mystery in my mind. It is normal suspect, if not out right shun, a live recording of pop or rock. The performers rush the temp and are slightly out of tune. The recording quality is sub-average. This is not so in jazz, with live recordings providing portraits of stunning extemporaneous moments as the sax foray on "The Call." All this sound from a three-piece! Merely employing sax, bass and drums and The Fringe come on strongly impressive. Saxophonist George Garzone is masterfully eloquent, easily ranging from cosmic sunbursts to lyrical interludes. Stand-up bassist John Lockwood is an artisan of great care and economy. His switching between plucking and bowing in "Our Fathers" brings out an animate conversation on a single instrument. I can think of no better jazz recording that has come my way in 1997.