Dreamstuff, by Jeff Marx & Jeff “Siege” Siegel

Dreamstuff

by Jeff Marx & Jeff “Siege” Siegel

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stylusofheld I love the flourishes of the sax, where I can hear the subtleties of the valves opening and closing. I love the really fast intro of the ride cymbal. And the whole track, "Harps," seems like a great homage to John Coltrane's album Interstellar Space, which is a wild ride. Favorite track: Harps.

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	1.	Harps 04:07
	2.	Little Elliot Lloyd 06:34
	3.	Rag Tag 05:24
	4.	Kind Of Like Talking 03:32
	5.	Tumble 04:11
	6.	Esposition 04:37
	7.	Bird’s Sanctuary 05:42
	8.	Dreamstuff 04:57
	9.	Interiors 04:13
	10.	Blues for John Stubblefield 06:43

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Jeff Marx, tenor saxophone
Jeff “Siege” Siegel, drums

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released August 1, 2006

Recorded at NRS Recording Studio, Catskill,
New York on August 18 and December 11, 2005.
Compositions by Jeff Marx (1, 6 and 8) (BMI),
Jeff “Siege” Siegel (3) (BMI),
John Esposito (2, 5, 9 and 10) (BMI),
Marx and Siegel (4 and 7).
Cover art by Åke Bjurhamn.

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Ayler Records France

Founded in 2000 in Sweden, Ayler Records has gained recognition among Free Jazz fans by releasing both archive and contemporary recordings documenting the American, Scandinavian and French Free Jazz scenes.

In 2009, Ayler Records moved to France and has since opened the catalogue to recordings in less direct relationship with the Free Jazz canon, while remaining faithful to its original spirit. ... more