Jane Bunnett - In Dew Time (1991)
Jane Bunnett - In Dew Time (1991)
Jazz, Post Bopz | MP3 320 kbps CBR | Artworks | 45 min | 108 MB
Label: Dark Light Music | Rel: 1991
Jazz, Post Bopz | MP3 320 kbps CBR | Artworks | 45 min | 108 MB
Label: Dark Light Music | Rel: 1991
Jane Bunnett's debut album uses different personnel on every selection. She starts out quite strong (playing flute in a duet with pianist Don Pullen on his catchy "Big Alice") and continues the momentum throughout a set that includes two of her originals, an obscure Carla Bley song, the title cut (written by her husband-trumpeter Larry Cramer) and a medley of her "Five" and the standard "As Long As There Is Music." At that point in her career, Bunnett was a little more original on flute than on soprano but already quite talented on both. In addition to members of her Canadian group (Cramer, pianist Brian Dickenson, bassist Scott Alexander and drummer Claude Ranger), Bunnett welcomes Don Pullen, tenor great Dewey Redman and the french horn of Vincent Chancey on some of the selections. The inside/outside music is quite colorful, unpredictable and ultimately logical. A very impressive debut.
Tracklist:
1. Big Alice
2. The Wanderer
3. Limbo
4. Utviklingssang
5. In Dew Time
6. Five/As Long As There’s Music