[NewMusic] Marco Eneidi's Animal Farm
Matthew Goodheart
matthew at matthewgoodheart.com
Wed Feb 28 12:18:12 PST 2007
On Feb 28, 2007, at 11:50 AM, Phillip Greenlief wrote:
> I would say that your comment about coming out of the mold is accurate.
> I would say that your comment that it is "quite bit different" is not
> accurate. Different, yes - quite a bit different - I'm not sure.
I always found an analogy between Marco's playing to Jimmy Lyons in
the way that Eric Dolphy's playing related to Charlie Parker's. Clearly
rooted in the earlier musician, taking some of the implications and
extending them while simultaneously giving them an individualistic
twist. In a way, a traditionalist approach and an interest in a
perceived continuum.
I remember one time after a rehearsal with Marco and Glenn, Marco left
and Glenn and I sat listening to records (!); Glenn put on a Jimmy
Lyons disc to play me some of the tunes we had been working on. The
minute Lyons started soloing, we smiled at each other. Glenn said "Now
you know where Marco's coming from. . . "
Sorry to have missed the gig, a migraine put me out of commission most
of the weekend. . . Is Marco still in town?
mg
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