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Gebhard Ullmann Berlin, Germany
Born on november 2, 1957 in Bad Godesberg, Germany Gebhard Ullmann has recorded more than 65 CDs as a leader or co-
leader.
He received numerous awards for his work and is listed in the Downbeat Critics Poll since 2005, 2015 for the first time in three categories.
Between 2002 and 2018 seven of his CDs were listed in Downbeat Magazine among the best CDs of those years.
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Ingrid Laubrock is developing into a very fine composer these days... Here she co-opts the services of Tim Berne (one of my Big 5) which takes the music another notch higher for me and also uses a Tuba in place of a bass (not common but it has been done before by both Arthur Blythe and Bill Frisell among others, as I recall)... Lovely playing with a lyrical edge and lots of detail...but with a fierce, intense quality as well and a fine balance between composition and improvisation. Tim Berne and Tom Rainey are old sparring partners, so there is some existing 'esp' here...the tuba and trombone are an intriguing combination too; lots of extended technique on display from all involved. It all fits together perfectly...this is a band full of composers but Laubrock's vision remains constant,I think.
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I'm not sure I can rationally review this album because I love it so much. This is Desert Island Material indeed! Instead, might I suggest that you do what I did: Buy Tower Vol1 & 2 first, listen to them intensely, then buy Vol 3 and study the rearrangements. To me, it helped to appreciate all of the nuances, arrangements and performances. Ducret is the master!
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Described as “an ecological history of humanity,” this sparse, tense suite of songs perfectly balances melody and chaos.
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I remember seeing Bloodcount play at Leeds Irish Centre about this time…the band very nearly outnumbered the audience… but it was one of the best gigs (out of very many) I ever saw and the band were terrific…on fire…25 years ago!! Who says you can’t time travel? This rediscovered recording took me right back…what a find! Thanks Tim…Love & Respect.
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