Michael Janisch Worlds Collide 2019 - Whirlwind Recordings: WR4742 / WR4742LP https://www.whirlwindrecordings.com/michael-janisch-to-release-worlds-collide-sept-6-2019-cd-dl-180-gram-double-vinyl-recorded-at-abbey-road-live-september-dates-with-new-band-kings-place-launch-sept-27/ https://www.diggersfactory.com/vinyl/226942/michael-janisch-worlds-collide https://michaeljanisch.bandcamp.com/album/worlds-collide
* Michael Janisch : double bass, electric bass, percussion * Jason Palmer : trumpet * John O’Gallagher : alto saxophone * Rez Abbasi : guitar * Clarence Penn : drums
guest * John Escreet : keys * George Crowley : tenor saxophone * Andrew Bain : drums, percussion
https://www.michaeljanisch.com/ https://www.jasonpalmermusic.com/ https://www.johnogallagher.com/ http://www.reztone.com/ https://www.clarencepenn.com/ https://www.johnescreet.com/ https://www.georgecrowleymusic.com/ http://www.andrewbain.org/
Recorded by Tyler McDiarmid, assisted by Matt Mysko, at Studio 3, Abbey Road Studios, Westminster, London, England, on November 12, 2017 (Michael Janisch, Rez Abbasi, John O’Gallagher, Jason Palmer & Clarence Penn).
Further recording in New York City, USA, on January 3, 2019 (with John Escreet).
Further recording by Julian Kindred at Nonsuch Park Studio, Ewell, London, England, United Kingdom, on January 26, 2019 (with George Crowley & Andrew Bain).
Reviews
By Joseph Neff http://www.thevinyldistrict.com/the-tvd-record-store-club/2019/09/graded-on-a-curve-new-in-stores-for-september-2019-part-one/
Michael Janisch, Worlds Collide (Whirlwind Recordings) As evidence that I’m not smitten with all the jazz that comes my way, there is this record by multitasking composer-bassist Janisch (along with his own band and sessions, he produces and runs Whirlwind). Now, I’m not rating this as a bad album; please scan a few lines down for proof of the contrary. Indeed, there are aspects of this set (like the soloing; guitarist Rez Abbasi, saxophonist John O’Gallagher, trumpeter Jason Palmer, and drummer Clarence Penn are abundantly skilled) that I find appealing, but (for one thing) the synth in opener “Another London” (and elsewhere) didn’t thrill me. Plus, the urbane aura of the compositions leads me to think Creed Taylor would dig this set. If it all hit me like “Frocklebot” does, I’d be right there with him. B
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By Sammy Stein https://www.freejazzblog.org/2019/08/michael-janisch-worlds-collide.html
By Nigel Jarrett https://jazzjournal.co.uk/2019/11/08/michael-janisch-worlds-collide/
By Patrick Hadfield https://londonjazznews.com/2019/09/10/michael-janisch-worlds-collide/
By Ian Mann https://www.thejazzmann.com/reviews/review/michael-janisch-worlds-collide
By Suzanne Lorge https://downbeat.com/news/detail/michael-janisch-holds-down-bass-and-business-at-whirlwind
By Brian Homer http://ukvibe.org/album_reviews/michael-janisch/
By Nick Smithson http://www.reviewgraveyard.com/00_revs/r2019/music/19-09-06_janisch-worlds.html |
Michael Janisch - Worlds Collide (2019)
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01 - Another London.flac (47.9 MB)
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02 - An Ode To A Norwegian Strobe.flac (40.7 MB)
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03 - The JJ I Knew.flac (51.6 MB)
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04 - Frocklebot.flac (45.7 MB)
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05 - Intro To Pop.flac (4.8 MB)
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06 - Pop.flac (72.2 MB)
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07 - Freak Out.flac (48.3 MB)
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John O’Gallagher, Clarence Penn, Michael Janisch, Rez Abbasi & Jason Palmer.jpg (59.0 KB)
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Michael Janisch, John O’Gallagher, Clarence Penn, Rez Abbasi & Jason Palmer at Studio 3, Abbey Road Studios, Westminster, London, England (photo by Rob Blackham).jpg (267.9 KB)
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Whirlwind Recordings, WR4742.jpg (165.9 KB)
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cover.jpg (679.1 KB)
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info.txt (61.7 KB)
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