Charles Lloyd Quartet - Fish Out Of Water (1990)
BAND/ARTIST: Charles Lloyd Quartet
- Title: Fish Out Of Water
- Year Of Release: 1990
- Label: ECM[ECM 1398]
- Genre: Jazz, Post Bop
- Quality: FLAC (tracks + .cue,log,scans) | MP3/320 kbps
- Total Time: 57:50
- Total Size: 264 MB(+3%) | 136 MB(+3%)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
1 Fish Out Of Water 9:20
2 Haghia Sophia 7:24
3 The Dirge 10:10
4 Bharati 8:23
5 Eyes Of Love 8:32
6 Mirror 9:28
7 Tellaro 4:02
personnel :
Bass – Palle Danielsson
Drums – Jon Christensen
Piano – Bobo Stenson
Tenor Saxophone, Flute, Composed By – Charles Lloyd
Fish out of Water was the first in a string of recordings Charles Lloyd made for ECM throughout the '90s and into the next century. As such, this album ended a long reclusive period for Lloyd and re-established him as a major post-Coltrane tenor stylist. Joining him and his new piano partner, Bobo Stenson, are Palle Danielsson on bass and Jon Christensen on drums -- the players who comprised the rhythm section of Keith Jarrett's famed European quartet. There's a serene, haunting quality to much of the music, particularly "Haghia Sophia" and "Tellaro," both of which feature Lloyd on flute (possibly alto flute on the former). The quartet picks up the pace on the swinging "Eyes of Love" and locks into a Coltrane-esque slow burn on "The Dirge." The title track contains some parallel major sevenths that recall "Forest Flower," Lloyd's most famous song. While some may find the disc a bit too placid overall, there's much to be said for Lloyd's unruffled, effortlessly bluesy playing.~ David R. Adler
1 Fish Out Of Water 9:20
2 Haghia Sophia 7:24
3 The Dirge 10:10
4 Bharati 8:23
5 Eyes Of Love 8:32
6 Mirror 9:28
7 Tellaro 4:02
personnel :
Bass – Palle Danielsson
Drums – Jon Christensen
Piano – Bobo Stenson
Tenor Saxophone, Flute, Composed By – Charles Lloyd
Fish out of Water was the first in a string of recordings Charles Lloyd made for ECM throughout the '90s and into the next century. As such, this album ended a long reclusive period for Lloyd and re-established him as a major post-Coltrane tenor stylist. Joining him and his new piano partner, Bobo Stenson, are Palle Danielsson on bass and Jon Christensen on drums -- the players who comprised the rhythm section of Keith Jarrett's famed European quartet. There's a serene, haunting quality to much of the music, particularly "Haghia Sophia" and "Tellaro," both of which feature Lloyd on flute (possibly alto flute on the former). The quartet picks up the pace on the swinging "Eyes of Love" and locks into a Coltrane-esque slow burn on "The Dirge." The title track contains some parallel major sevenths that recall "Forest Flower," Lloyd's most famous song. While some may find the disc a bit too placid overall, there's much to be said for Lloyd's unruffled, effortlessly bluesy playing.~ David R. Adler
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