Joshua Redman/Austria 2019

Joshua Redd, who is currently at the peak of his band, is based on the band concept of continuing and developing the legacy of Old & New Dreams (hereinafter OAND), which was formed by his father Dewey Redman and four members from the Ornette Coleman Group. The latest live performance of Still Dreaming, which Mann formed with other masters of his generation, is now available in the highest quality sound! ! ! The members are tenor Joshua, cornetist Ron Miles, bassist Scott Colley, and drummer Dave King (Brian Blade’s successor), all of whom are currently at the peak of their popularity and ability. As a super group, they are performing wonderfully, living up to their name. Their latest performance at the Saalfelden Jazz Festival in Austria on August 25, 2019, guaranteeing the best content, will be played on the finest high-quality stereo soundboard with the label’s own careful mastering. A highly recommended version that includes a complete recording of 80 minutes until the encore has arrived! ! ! The program consisted of songs by Ornette Coleman, OAND’s Dewey, Don Cherry, Charlie Haden, and member Scott Colley, and Joshua began the opening of the song by twisting his whole body and blowing blows. He shows leadership throughout the entire piece, including unaccompanied solos using multiphonic playing techniques. Like Don Cherry, cornet player Miles sings expressively and shows exquisite improvisation. In addition, Cory’s bass, which is the heart of the sound, is never flashy, but I am captivated by his magnificent play that brings out the story and scenery in the song. In addition, King, who is in the same rhythm group but is the opposite of Cory, has a style that overturns the concept of a rhythm keeper, moving freely without any restraint, and while effectively inserting bass drums that are on the verge of exploding, King is a master of stillness and movement. He uses it to create a variety of sounds and also plays a role in motivating the members. Perhaps Joshua’s real intention in hiring King, who is completely different from OAND’s Ed Blackwell, was to create a new and unique group. The overall sound gives the impression of being plain at first glance, but the well-crafted performances are reminiscent of the Keith Jarrett American Quartet, in which his father Dewey was a member, Charlie Haden’s band, and of course OAND, as well as John Coltrane’s spiritual style. , while inheriting the legacy built by past masters such as Ornette’s free thinking, you can enjoy a deep, positive, introspective sound filled with new sensibilities that were not there before! ! ! Now, Joshua has finally reached the pinnacle of spiritual improvisation, surpassing his great father Dewey, and even surpassing Coltrane and Michael! ! Live at International Jazz Festival Saalfeiden,Congress,Saalfelden,Austria August.25.2018 EX-SBD 2019 Original Remaster 74min 1. Blues for Charlie 2. New Year 3. Announcement Joshua Redman 4. Guinea 5. Walls – Bridges 6. It’s Not the Same 7. Haze and Aspirations 8. Bad Algorithms encore 9. Law Years Joshua Redman – Saxophones Ron Miles – Trumpet Scott Colley – Bass Dave King – Drums