Carver Trio
Broken Sleep - Live and Studio Recordings
© 2006 Luke Carver Goss (634479458071)
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Delicate acoustic chamber jazz, firmly rooted in the ECM tradition, with echoes of tango and British folk.
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- 1 Broken Sleep
- 2 Simone
- 3 Lullaby
- 4 Breathe 1
- 5 Song
- 6 Breathe 2
- 7 Wagogo/Rose in June
- 8 The Ruins
- 9 Breathe 3
- 10 Six Passages
- 11 Breathe 4
- 12 Portrait
- 13 Virsi/dawns Timo
- 14 Lament
- 15 Spin (for Lily)
- 16 Towards Ramsey
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This CD features guitarist Dylan Fowler of 'Taith - Now and Then'.
Following live and recorded broadcasts on BBC Radio 3 & 4, Taith Records is proud to present the new CD ‘Broken Sleep – Live and Studio Recordings’.
A CD for all lovers of subtle accordion, guitar and bass playing, and of gentle, yet thoughtful music for the evening. Tender, delicate and lyrical music firmly rooted in the ECM chamber jazz tradition, with echoes of tango and British Folk.
Musicians:
Luke Carver Goss: Accordion
Dylan Fowler: Guitar/Mandocello
Nathan Riki Thomson: Double Bass/Filimbi
'Broken Sleep is an impressive debut full of delicate, convincing musical ideas. Carver Trio is an ensemble worthy of considerable attention.' John Barron, www.allaboutjazz.com/
'Luke Carver Goss is a composer who creates big worlds of sound with small forces. Witness his intimate and cinematic music for poet Ian McMillan's band. The Carver Trio features Goss's accordion plus multi-instrumentalists Dylan Fowler and Nathan Riki Thomson, and thanks to the quality of the arrangements and playing, the sound they make is rich, varied, and rewards repeated listening. There are echoes of tango (The Ruins), folk (Rose in June), Balkan dance (Spin) and four pieces for the Tanzanian filimbi, improvised by Thomson. Anyone who enjoys Egberto Gismonti, Robin Williamson or Don Cherry will warm to this generous helping of British music at its most ingenious.' John L Walters, The Guardian
Here in the UK, roughly once a year, an album emerges from the cross-genre margins with enough novelty appeal to attract a mainstream audience and enough integrity to interest jazz listeners. Chris May, www.allaboutjazz.com/
'You've got to go and hear them play...fabulous.' Fiona Talkington, Late Junction, BBC Radio 3
'Peaceful music for a troubled world... the accordion has never sounded so soothing'. Sarah Allen, FLOOK