Denis Charles Triangle – Queen Mary (Silkheart, 1991) Thomas Borgmann Trio – Organic (Lotus Sound, 1997) Devin Gray – Relative Resonance (Skirl, 2015) –release tomorrow!! Period – 2 (Public Eyesore, 2015) Pulverize the Sound – self-titled (Relative Pitch, 2015) Split Cycle – self-titled (self-released, 2012) Earth Tongues – Rune (Neither/Nor Records, 2015) Kristin Slipp &
Jon Lundbom and Big Five Chord – Jeremiah (Hot Cup, 2014) William Parker – At Somewhere There (Barnyard, 2010) Michel Doneda – Everybody Digs Michel Doneda (Relative Pitch, 2014) Jake Henry’s Sweet Talk – Glitterbomb (Prom Night) Hypercolor – self-titled (Tzadik, 2014) Thomas Borgmann, Peter Brotzmann, Borah Bergman – Blue Zoo (Konnex, 1997) Michael Foster
New York Tenor Saxophone Festival curated by JazzRightNow.com, Jan 29-31, 2015 Ibeam Brooklyn (168 7th Street) $15 per night, $35 festival pass Thursday, January 29 8 pm – Jonathan Moritz Trio with Shayna Dulberger, Mike Pride 9 pm – Yoni Kretzmer’s Double Bass Quartet with Reuben Radding, Sean Conly, Mike Pride Friday, January 30 8
Jagged Spheres (Elias Stemeseder, Devin Gray, Anna Webber) – self-titled (self-released, 2013) Ches Smith’s Congs for Brums – Noise to Men (self-released, 2010) Thomas Borgmann – Boom Box Jazz (Jazzwerkstatt, 2011) Tomas Fujiwara Trio – Variable Bets (Relative Pitch, 2014)
Forwarded from the artist. I have been a huge fan of Thomas Borgmann for a long time. In fact, he really changed how I think about the tenor saxophone, especially his record “Organic” with Denis Charles and Wilbur Morris, recorded in 1997. Check out his latest project, Boom Box, here:
