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John Surman & Jack DeJohnette - Invisible nature (2002)

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ECM 1796 | Jazz | Complete Artwork

The first duo album by John Surman and Jack DeJohnette in more than 20 years - since 1981's "Amazing Adventures of Simon Simon" - is an exultant, highly atmospheric disc recorded live at the jazz festivals of Berlin and Tampere. Surman and DeJohnette play totally improvised music that sounds pre-composed. Of the pieces on "Invisible Nature", only one has a prearranged harmonic structure: the rest of the music is simply pulled out of the ether, and takes many forms. From the long almost ambient introductory "Mysterium" to the free blues of "Outback Spirits" to the Indian colours of "Ganges Groove", this is improvisation of great variety. Long-time followers of Surman will be glad to hear him wailing joyously once more, over DeJohnette's propulsive drums. With additional use of electronics, the duo often sound like a larger band. DeJohnette's electronic percussion allows him to add a bass line from time to time, or to simulate sounds of congas, tabla and tympani. Surman's synthesizers, meanwhile, add spaciousness and depth to the instrumental texture.

Recorded live at the Berlin Jazz Festival and the Tampere Jazz Happening in November 2000, "Invisible Nature" is the overdue follow-up to "The Amazing Adventures of Simon Simon", the 1981 debut by the John Surman/JackDeJohnette duo. The musical relationship between the two men goes back still further, however. In 1968, when DeJohnette was in London with the Bill Evans Trio at Ronnie Scott's Club, he took time out to improvise with local musicians. John Surman: "Jack instigated a jam session series in the afternoons, and the word got out. So I was there, along with John McLaughlin, Dave Holland and Tony Oxley."

Personnel

John Surman soprano and baritone saxophones, bass clarinet, synthesizers

Jack DeJohnette drums, electronic percussion, piano

Tracklist

Mysterium

Rising Tide

Outback Spirits

Underground Movement

Ganges Groove

Fair Trade

Song For World Forgiveness

Recorded November 2000

ECM 1796

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