Showing posts with label Phil Durrant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Phil Durrant. Show all posts

7 September 2013

BUTCHER. DURRANT. RUSSELL. 30 July 1989




















JOHN BUTCHER, tenor sax
PHIL DURRANT, violin
JOHN RUSSELL, guitar

1. 4:05
2. 11:18
3. 6:09

'Earlham Street Breakout' at  Donmar Warehouse, London.

30th July 1989

I've been playing this a lot since posting the previous session by this marvellous trio.
I'm not sure why I like them so much.  I think it might have something to do with them having the same number of letters in their names.

Enjoy.


17 August 2013

CHRIS BURN'S ENSEMBLE on Midnight Oil

















Following on from Nick’s posting of the Burn/Butcher album Fonetiks, I dug out this old radio broadcast of Chris Burn’s Ensemble.  I’ve left in all the between-track chat not only because it’s interesting but because it is a joy to hear such well-spoken voices.
Some Ensemble recordings are still available through John Butcher’s website.

CHRIS BURN, piano
JOHN BUTCHER, sop and tenor sax
JIM DENLEY, flute
STEVIE WISHART, violin, hurdy-gurdy
PHIL DURRANT, violin
MARCIO MATTOS, cello, bass
JOHN RUSSELL, guitar
MATT HUTCHINSON, synth, electronics

01. Introduction  0:56
02. Airground glide  4:42
03. Interview 1  3:10
04. Influence and concealment  7:29
05. Interview 2
06. Fun for all  12:51
07. Interview 3  0:41
08. Cordboil and the four dwarves  11:21
09. Interview 4  0:43
10. Interview 5  1:48
11. Slow storm scene  4:33
12. Zip code  7:36
13. Outroduction  0:33 

BBC Radio 3. 'Midnight Oil'.   Broadcast March 1993  (I think)