Marion Brown, Porto Novo - 56m 20s

Tracks & Durations

1. Similiar limits	6:25
2. Sound structure	6:08
3. Improvisation	5:49
4. Qbic	6:33
5. Porto Novo	11:53
6. And then they danced	16:10
7. Rhythmus No. 1	3:17

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Review

Alto saxophonist Marion Brown has always existed on the periphery of avant-garde jazz. His lithe soloing has by and large eschewed the edgy, colorful flare-ups that constantly cap Ornette Coleman's most brilliant runs. This trio session features Brown in ideal company, with then-youthful drummer Han Bennink and bassist Marteen Altena filling out the group. Together, the group trots the line between fluid motion and crisp execution, with Brown's alto making pungent jabs amidst Bennink's popping drumming and Altena's rubbery bass. Most impressively, Brown captures the continuity from Johnny Hodges' swing to the avant-garde's high energy in his catholic sound and in this trio's pouncing intensity. Andrew Bartlett

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