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Brandon Evans San Francisco, California
Brandon Evans (b. 1972) is a composer / multi-instrumentalist (woodwinds) who has performed and recorded extensively with Anthony Braxton, Sonny Simmons, Johnny Coles, Andre Vida, Jackson Moore, Chris Matthay, Kenny Washington, Mike Pride, Kevin Norton, Martin Van Duynhoven, Taylor Ho Bynum, Mark Pino, Rent Romus, and many other great contemporary creative musicians. ... more
Brandon Evans recommends:
Live at Freddy's Backroom, Brooklyn, NY 02/29/2020
by Cassette Tape Ministry
There are many great recordings from this NY based powerhouse of creativity and original creative music!
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the artists seem to downplay their achievement as something they just tossed together in the living room during pandemic lock down. Yet, it is a highly original take on the classic drums/sax duo. A huge range of musical ground is covered, and emotional content. A great album in any context, I listen to it often.
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the shape finds its own space FMRCD429-1116
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I've heard many Gjerstad trio recordings with Stroem & PNL. It is refreshing to listen to another trio here
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Stir Crazy Episodes 46-60
by Ingrid Laubrock
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MAROMAS
by Cecilia Lopez & Ingrid Laubrock
A brave experimental record from the Cecilia Lopez & Ingrid Laubrock running darting sax lines through dense electronics & processing.
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All This I Do For Glory
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Reaching for the scale and emotional scope of Greek tragedy, the composer and bass saxophonist pushes himself forward on his latest.
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