(Modern Jazz, Free Jazz) Lee Konitz (with Greg Cohen & Joey Baron) - Some New Stuff - 2000, FLAC (image+.cue), lossless

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REM GENRE Jazz
REM DATE 2000
REM DISCID 790BD40B
REM COMMENT "ExactAudioCopy v1.0b2"
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PERFORMER "Lee Konitz"
TITLE "Some New Stuff"
FILE "Lee Konitz - Some New Stuff.flac" WAVE
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    TITLE "5th Avenue"
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    TITLE "For Atilla"
    PERFORMER "Lee Konitz"
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    TITLE "A Noble Tune"
    PERFORMER "Lee Konitz"
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Masada's bassist Greg Cohen and drummer Joey Baron counter Konitz's gliding sense of swing with a resolute edge...
Recorded at The Studio, New York, New York on March 10, 2000.

Lee Konitz is up to his old tricks on this engaging studio session made for the Japanese label DIW, coming up with intriguing melodies to familiar chord changes from various standards and additional compositions. Without a piano to restrain his musical adventures, the alto saxophonist is consistently inventive throughout the date, well assisted by bassist Greg Cohen and drummer Joey Baron. Sometimes the detective work is elementary, such as "A Noble Tune," which any jazz fan should recognize as being inspired by "Cherokee," while other tracks may prove to challenge the keenest ears. In any case, this incredible musician, who learned from the brilliant though difficult Lennie Tristano, continues to be one of the most distinctive sounding alto saxophonists in jazz.

Offhand in title and inspiration, Lee Konitz's Some New Stuff is splendid evidence of the alto saxophone veteran's versatility. Konitz describes the session as the result of John Zorn's urging him to set up and play with the redoubtable team bassist Greg Cohen and drummer Joey Baron. The results are buoyant with an underlying crisp shove that recalls Konitz's fantastic Motion sessions. The tunes are, of course, every bit Konitz's. His viscous alto rises on Cohen's elastic bass and Baron's taut, chugging drums, but Konitz also finds all manner of small spaces to drop in notes and drop out altogether. The latter detail speaks to the altoist's lengthy career, all of which has prepared Konitz to make an ad hoc working band out of almost any set of musicians. Indeed, much here is in tribute to Konitz's cohort. "Lennie's" clearly invokes Tristano, and "For Atilla" nods to the late guitarist Atilla Zoller. Then there's "Debussy," which of course conjures one of Konitz's chief classical inspirations and urges another listen to the great French Impressionist Music. Cohen and Baron sound perfectly at home here, as if they'd been jamming with Konitz for weeks on the road in preparation for Some New Stuff.

Lee Konitz - alto saxophone
Greg Cohen - bass
Joey Baron - drums