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David S Ware, Cooper-Moore, William Parker, Muhammad Ali - Planetary Unknown (2011)

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David S. Ware, Cooper-Moore, William Parker, Muhammad Ali Planetary Unknown 2011 AUM Fidelity: AUM068 http://www.aumfidelity.com/aum068.html * David S. Ware: saxophones * Cooper-Moore: piano * William Parker: bass * Muhammad Ali: drums http://www.davidsware.com/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cooper-Moore http://www.williamparker.net/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhammad_Ali_%28drummer%29 Recorded live in (((3D Sound))) at Systems Two Studio, Brooklyn, NY, on November 23. 2010. Reviews ~~~~~~~ by Stef [...] It is no doubt the best David S. Ware album in years, sounding like a kind of home-coming, a very warm and coherent album, with a spiritual and mystic touch, yet also very abstract in nature, fully improvised and with no discernable themes. Ware is magnificent, but Cooper-Mores participation is possibly the most characteristic feature of the overall sound, rawer than Shipp, more pounding, angular and rhythmic, in his own typical style, yet strongly influenced by Cecil Taylor, more focused on dynamics and sound than on harmonies. Muhammad Ali, brother of the late Rashied Ali, plays a duet on this album, Duality Is One, that takes the Coltrane/Ali Interstellar Space reference into a new generation. Muhammad Ali is excellent, also on the other pieces. You could say this is a quartet album, rather than a David S. Ware album, because he gives more space to his band members, but that was already apparent in his other recent albums, with Parker and Cooper-Moore getting ample room to perform solo or duo. The quartet takes you along on a fantastic journey, full of intensity, ferocious expansiveness to more meditative and spiritual moments and back, with Wares phenomenal playing alone making this album worth the purchase. The way he can create something strong on the spot is remarkable, setting a whole scene and atmosphere with a few notes, being expressive and lyrical while at the same time keeping overall cohesion of the band, giving each improvisation its unique and recognisable characteristics. This is not given to many, and with an end result that is both beautiful and deeply resonating, it makes it even better. Free jazz at its best. -- by Troy Collins http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=39765 by Tim Niland per Luc Bouquet (fr) http://grisli.canalblog.com/archives/2011/07/15/21609168.html-------------------------------------Torrent downloaded from http://thepiratebay.se

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