| All Artists: Gregg Simpson, Paul Cram Trio, Lunar Adventures, Coat Cooke, Ron Samworth, Clyde Reed, Lisle Ellis, Francois Houle, Bruce Freedman, Ralph Eppel Title: Harmolodic Highlanders: The Celtic Jazz of Gregg Simpson Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Condition West Original Release Date: 1/1/2005 Album Type: Original recording, Live Genre: Jazz Style: Avant Garde & Free Jazz Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 786497024551 |
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 | Gregg Simpson, Paul Cram Trio, Lunar Adventures Harmolodic Highlanders: The Celtic Jazz of Gregg Simpson Genre: Jazz Drummer Gregg Simpson was one of the pioneers of the avant-garde in Canada along with pianists Paul Plimley and Al Neil, saxophonist Bruce Freedman and trombonist Ralph Eppel. Simpson was part of the highly innovative and ... more » |
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Drummer Gregg Simpson was one of the pioneers of the avant-garde in Canada along with pianists Paul Plimley and Al Neil, saxophonist Bruce Freedman and trombonist Ralph Eppel. Simpson was part of the highly innovative and unconventional Al Neil Trio, the New Orchestra Quintet, and his own groups, the Sunship Ensemble and Lunar Adventures.
Lunar Adventures with saxophonist Coat Cooke, who currently leads the NOW Orchestra. Along with guitarist Ron Samworth and bassist Clyde Reed, played a very free wheeling kind of free bop with many compositions displaying a distinctly Celtic sound.
Lunar Adventures achieved a bit of celebrity locally opening for Ornette Colemans Prime Time Band and also Michael Brecker. The group made it to New York and played a few nights at the Knitting Factory.
Lunar Adventures with saxophonist Coat Cooke, who currently leads the NOW Orchestra. Along with guitarist Ron Samworth and bassist Clyde Reed, played a very free wheeling kind of free bop with many compositions displaying a distinctly Celtic sound.
Lunar Adventures achieved a bit of celebrity locally opening for Ornette Colemans Prime Time Band and also Michael Brecker. The group made it to New York and played a few nights at the Knitting Factory.