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GEORGE ADAMS·DON PULLEN QUARTET - Earth Beams (1980)

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For this generally upbeat session -- recorded in Holland -- Adams is joined by co-leader and longtime colleague pianist Don Pullen, and is backed by drummer Dannie Richmond and bassist Cameron Brown. Richmond spurs the saxophonist on, while Brown strikes hard in support, resulting in some strong solos by Adams on tenor sax. Adams seems to glide effortlessly up and down his horn, his patented licks never tiresome. Most of the original tunes are blowing vehicles, which work well with the superb talent represented here. Pullen is more pensive than usual, but always effective. The lyrical flute work by Adams is a pleasure, but it lacks the verve of his saxophone playing. Some of the best moments come from the interaction between Pullen and Adams, whose legacies left an indelible imprint on late 20th century jazz.  -  Steve Loewy


Tracks

1. Earth Beams (George Adams)

2. Magnetic Love Field (George Adams/Don Pullen)

3. Dionysus (Dannie Richmond)

4. Saturday Nite in the Cosmos (Frank Dean/Don Pullen)

5. More Flowers (George Adams)

6. Sophisticated Alice (Don Pullen)


GEORGE ADAMS  tenor saxophone, flute

DON PULLEN  organ, piano

DANNIE RICHMOND  drums

CAMERON BROWN  double bass


Recorded August 3 & 5, 1980 at 

Fendal Sound Studio, Loenen aan de Vecht, The Netherlands

Timeless – SJP 147   (Netherlands)



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