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Night Bird Song - Thomas Chapin - Vinyl LP

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night bird song - thomas chapin

Night Bird Song

Thomas Chapin

1999
8 tracks
53 min
free jazz

Album Description

Dive into the avant-garde world of Thomas Chapin with "Night Bird Song," a live album that captures the raw energy and innovative spirit of his free jazz explorations. Recorded in 1992 but released in 1999, this collection of eight tracks offers a unique glimpse into Chapin's groundbreaking work, showcasing his ability to push the boundaries of traditional jazz. The album, released under Akasha Records and Knitting Factory, features performances that are as dynamic as they are thought-provoking, with each track offering a distinct flavor of Chapin's genre-defying style. From the opening notes to the final crescendo, "Night Bird Song" is a testament to Thomas Chapin's enduring legacy as a pioneer in the world of avant-garde jazz. Whether you're a seasoned jazz enthusiast or a curious newcomer, this album promises an unforgettable listening experience that highlights the brilliance of one of the genre's most visionary artists.

1 januari 19992004 Akasha, Inc.2004 Akasha, Inc.

Tracks

Opening - LiveThomas Chapin
2:42
Alphaville - LiveThomas Chapin
9:05
Night Bird Song - LiveThomas Chapin
8:50
Cliff Island - LiveThomas Chapin
8:24
The Roaring S - LiveThomas Chapin
5:50
Aeolus - LiveThomas Chapin
6:02
Tweeter's Little Adventures - LiveThomas Chapin
6:52
Changes Two Tires - LiveThomas Chapin
5:22

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About Thomas Chapin

Thomas Chapin was a pioneering figure in the New York City jazz scene, known for his innovative compositions and virtuosic performances on multiple saxophones and flute. Born in Manchester, Connecticut, in 1957, Chapin's musical journey spanned the breadth of 20th-century creative music, from his early days as Lionel Hampton's bandleader to his groundbreaking work in avant-garde jazz. He was instrumental in shaping the Knitting Factory scene in the early 1980s and was the first artist signed to Knitting Factory Records. Chapin's trio, featuring bassist Mario Pavone and drummer Michael Sarin, was a staple of the downtown New York music scene, delivering powerful and emotionally charged performances. Despite his untimely passing at the age of 40 due to leukemia, Chapin's legacy endures through his influential recordings and compositions, which continue to inspire musicians and jazz enthusiasts alike.

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