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Whit Dickey Trio 2009 Emergence 


The trio drags you into their quite accessible but beautiful tonal world, aptly starting with a long drums intro, followed by introspective piano, and beautiful trumpet-playing. The pieces on the album range from the slow eery "Mobile", with sparse drumming and measured piano keys supporting Carter on flute, to the pounding "Last Taste", on which tenor, piano and drums engage in a fierce collision of earthly forces, leading to spiritual eruptions. The album ends with the most intimistic and romantic improvisation, led by Yamamoto's piano, and on which Carter softens in an unusual way, moving into more traditional playing, yet keeping this dancing spirit of freedom. 


101 Conversation.flac
102 A Melding.flac
103 Mobile.flac
104 Learning to Crawl.flac
105 Rocker.flac
106 Twirls.flac
107 Last Taste.flac
108 Plum Blossom.flac
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