Remembering Jim Pepper

Remembering Jim Pepper

Remembering Jim Pepper

Track Listings
 
1. Lakota Song
2. Funny Glasses And A Mustache
3. Ghana Folk Song
4. Witchi-Tai-Toe (Chant)
5. Remembrance
6. Mr. DC
7. Drakumba

Editorial Reviews
AMG EXPERT REVIEW -Erlewine
Florence is a dynamic, adventurous saxophonist... he embraces that maverick spirit and runs with it...rich, satisfying...terrific. 4 stars

Product Description
Pepper was one of the leading lights of Native American jazz; he fused hard bop with R&B and Native American folk music. Florence picks up on each strand on this terrific record, which was recorded live in concert at the Myrna Loy Theater in Helena, MT, on August 25, 1995. In the liner notes, Florence affirms a quotation from Pepper:

"Improvisation... was not, for me, sitting in a row with ten other jokers playing the same thing. It was about expressing myself." That is the driving force on this record, and the entire band takes this attitude to heart. Amazingly, even when the music is at its densest -- and it can get quite complex -- it is never cluttered or overwhelming. In fact, it's inviting. Some listeners might find that the vocals and chants may take them out of the groove, but that's their loss, since it's part of a complex tapestry of sounds and styles that is a tribute not only to Pepper's musical aesthetic but to Florence's abilities as a musician and leader. ---Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Remembering Jim Pepper

Remembering Jim Pepper,Chuck Florence
Remembering the Moment
Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
  • Five giants of jazz blow and blow.
Remembering the Moment
David Friesen , E. Moore , Jim Pepper , Julien Priester , Waldron , Jim Pepper , Julian Priester , and Mal Waldron
Manufacturer: Soul Note Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000004046
Release Date: 1994-07-29

Tracks:

  1. Autumn Leaves
  2. Night In Tunisia
  3. All Blues

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Five giants of jazz blow and blow........1999-07-25

David Friesen spearheaded this memorial project for two fallen comrades, Jim Pepper and Eddie Moore. There is long, extended blowing on these three timeless tunes, all clocking in at around twenty minutes long. Friesen anchors everything going on in this date in Portland, Oregon with his propulsive, expressive playing, and his amazing time. Pepper explores and soars with his unmistakeable sound and energy. An overall wonderful jam.
Remembering Jim Pepper
Average customer rating: Not rated
    Remembering Jim Pepper
    Chuck Florence
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

    GeneralGeneral | Folk | Styles | Music
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    ASIN: B000056F10
    Release Date: 1999-12-01

    Tracks:

    1. Lakota Song
    2. Funny Glasses And A Mustache
    3. Ghana Folk Song
    4. Witchi-Tai-Toe (Chant)
    5. Remembrance
    6. Mr. DC
    7. Drakumba

    Album Description

    Pepper was one of the leading lights of Native American jazz; he fused hard bop with R&B and Native American folk music. Florence picks up on each strand on this terrific record, which was recorded live in concert at the Myrna Loy Theater in Helena, MT, on August 25, 1995. In the liner notes, Florence affirms a quotation from Pepper:

    "Improvisation... was not, for me, sitting in a row with ten other jokers playing the same thing. It was about expressing myself." That is the driving force on this record, and the entire band takes this attitude to heart. Amazingly, even when the music is at its densest -- and it can get quite complex -- it is never cluttered or overwhelming. In fact, it's inviting. Some listeners might find that the vocals and chants may take them out of the groove, but that's their loss, since it's part of a complex tapestry of sounds and styles that is a tribute not only to Pepper's musical aesthetic but to Florence's abilities as a musician and leader. ---Stephen Thomas Erlewine

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