(Free Improvisation, Experimental, Electroacoustic, Intransitive Recordings) [CD] Greg Kelley, Tatsuya Nakatani, Curt Newton - Field Recordings Volume One: The Birthday - 1999, FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

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Greg Kelley, Tatsuya Nakatani, Curt Newton / Field Recordings, Volume One: The Birthday
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REM GENRE "Free Improvisation"
REM DATE 1999
REM DISCID 0E090802
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PERFORMER "Greg Kelley, Tatsuya Nakatani, Curt Newton"
TITLE "Field Recordings, Volume One: The Birthday"
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Music for trumpet, percussion, house P.A., auto gain mic, audience and television
Original video documentation by Scott Sterbenz, July 16 1998, The Kirkland Cafe, Somerville MA
Audio post-production by Peter Warren at Moon Hill Studio
389/500
I know that Howie Stelzer, the head of Intransitive Records, doesn’t consider this a "free jazz" recording. It’s "Music for trumpet, percussion, house P.A., Auto Gain Mic, Audience and Television." Just like Lou Reed’s "Take No Prisoners" is music for guitar, smartass, lackadaisical backup band, drunk audience and satire.
Whatever you want to call this, it’s two percussionists, the horny horn of Greg Kelly, and a sharply divided (and vocal) audience, and a recording setup that can only be described as "uncoordinated." The overamped setup leads to a lot of skuzzy sounding moments that give the percussion sections a ‘40s movie "traveling through the jungle" sound. Like we’re headed to Tangiers via the long and plot-lengthening way.
Kelly recreates a pack of horses whinnying by, before the rambunctious audience blows their cover and starts mumbling or cheering. The extreme volume and pressure of the event doesn’t allow Kelly the luxury of doing his quiet "trumpet that doesn’t sound like a trumpet" sounds like he does in nmperign…he even lays down some ’70 Miles Davis yelps now and again! And I'm guessing Nakatani's howls at the start of track two were a big hit among the "tavern" crowd gathered that evening.
Granted, Howie is right…the weird mix and the extraneous elements do abstract this a bit more than your average free jazz jam, but this is still mostly about two sets of drums and a man with a horn, and all the business they need to discuss in front of a live audience. Much better by far than the last 723 shows at the Knitting Factory. - reviews.mbdistro.com
The two-drummers-and-trumpet lineup was recorded at a brutal live performance in an unsympathetic bar onto a digital camera which was recording too loud. The confused soundman added unwanted effects onto the mic, and distorted the drums through the speakers. Crowd sounds, nasty artifacts of the recording method, and environmental noise overtake the performers at random, transforming what might have been simply a document of a fiery performance into... something completely else. - Intransitive Recordings

Greg Kelley: trumpet
Tatsuya Nakatani: percussion
Curt Newton: percussion