Re: OT: Free Jazz/Avant-Garde Guitar/Bass/Drum Trios

[Daryl Shawn <highhorse@mhorse.com>]

Here's a few, quick-like:

- David Torn - Polytown (w/Terry Bozzio & Mick Karn, brilliant)
- Mary Halvorson - Dragon's Head (honestly haven't heard it yet, but she 
is fantastic, played with Braxton, etc)
- Nels Cline Trio - Sad, Chest, Silencer
- Nels Cline Singers - all three of their albums, the more recent being 
the most abstract
- Derek Bailey - Mirakle (w/Jamaaladeen Tacama & Calvin Weston - all 
improvised, fantastic stuff, my very favorite fully improvised gtr trio 
record)
- Hilmar Jensen - Meg Nem Sa
- John Abercrombie - Gateway (essential)
- Ava Mendoza - not out yet, but soon she'll be recording her trio 
called Qwok (w/Weasel Walter & Devin Hoff)

Daryl Shawn
www.swanwelder.com
www.chinapaintingmusic.com

> I'm doing music research for a new project I'm putting together. I 
> need to construct an audio study of free jazz and/or avant-garde 
> guitar/bass/drum trios...the more obscure the better.
>  
> This is what I have so far, not all of which is that far out, but it's 
> the best I can do.  Those with an * next to them are not really free 
> jazz or avant-garde, but a good representation of the instrumentation 
> in modern jazz.
>  
> Bill Frisell - Live
> Joe Morris - Antennae and Symbolic Gesture
> John Abercrombie - In the Moment, November, and self titled (with Marc 
> Johnson and Peter Erskine)
> John Scofield - Out Like a Light *
> John Stowell -Somewhere *
> Lorne Lofskey - Self Titled *
> Mike Stern - Standards *
> Nels Cline Trio - Ground
> Pat Metheny - Trio Live *
>