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This Dance Is for Steve Mccall

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Download links and information about This Dance Is for Steve Mccall by Roscoe Mitchell, Note Factory. This album was released in 1992 and it belongs to Jazz, Avant Garde Jazz, Avant Garde Metal genres. It contains 9 tracks with total duration of 51:00 minutes.

Artist: Roscoe Mitchell, Note Factory
Release date: 1992
Genre: Jazz, Avant Garde Jazz, Avant Garde Metal
Tracks: 9
Duration: 51:00
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Ericka (featuring Roscoe, Matthew Shipp, William Parker, Vincent Davis, Jaribu Shahid) 11:31
2. Uptown Strut (featuring Roscoe, Matthew Shipp, William Parker, Vincent Davis, Jaribu Shahid) 2:19
3. Rodney King Affair (featuring Roscoe, Matthew Shipp, William Parker, Vincent Davis, Jaribu Shahid) 5:24
4. Ah (featuring Roscoe, Matthew Shipp, William Parker, Vincent Davis, Jaribu Shahid) 3:21
5. Song for Gerald Oshita (featuring Roscoe, Matthew Shipp, William Parker, Vincent Davis, Jaribu Shahid) 3:03
6. Paintings for Phillip Wilson (featuring Roscoe, Matthew Shipp, William Parker, Vincent Davis, Jaribu Shahid) 2:58
7. Far East Blues (featuring Roscoe, Matthew Shipp, William Parker, Vincent Davis, Jaribu Shahid) 5:34
8. Variations for String Bass and Piano (featuring Roscoe, Matthew Shipp, William Parker, Vincent Davis, Jaribu Shahid) 6:55
9. This Dance Is for Steve Mccall (featuring Roscoe, Matthew Shipp, William Parker, Vincent Davis, Jaribu Shahid) 9:55

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This Dance Is for Steve McCall refers to the late drummer who contributed not only to Roscoe Mitchell's music, but was a member of the AACM. The disc is not only a tribute to McCall, but also to other musicians Mitchell had collaborated with over the years who have passed on, including Phillip Wilson, Gerald Oshita, and Tom Buckner. Mitchell pays the highest tribute to these fallen comrades of the avant-garde by assembling a band that signifies the embodiment of creative music: Matthew Shipp on piano, the twin-bass attack of Jaribu Shahid and William Parker, and Tani Tabbal and Vincent Davis on drums. The music ranges from dense contemporary classical to violence incarnate on "The Rodney King Affair," in which Mitchell's circular-breathing technique pushes the tempo to a dizzy, frightening place. All compositions are Mitchell originals except "Ericka," written by Art Ensemble of Chicago member Joseph Jarman.