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Day and Taxi
Percaso Music
Jazz | Dec 2003

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Craig Matsumoto
Reviewed 2004-02-01
Casual sketches from sax-bass-drums trio. Composed bits with a low-key attitude most of the time. Includes some short tracks, 60-90 seconds long, but I prefer the 3-7 minute ones.

The pieces are in a friendly, European mode, the kind that retains a jazz feel but has sprinklings of classical influence. Solos get into some calmly free-jazz territory. Good stuff overall, and the booklet has a nice in-depth interview with composer/leader Christoph Gallio.

1- Quiet little melody
2*- Mid/fast swirling jam. Starts w/squiggly improv
3- Sparse, quiet
4- Fast, and politely strident
5*- Snappy mid/fast, gets into some skronky wandering
6- Small mechanical toy; slowish
7*- Upbeat midtempo melody
8*- Mildly Caribbean; happy, w/nicely involved solos
9- Playfully sparse. Jumpy.
12- Quiet and slow
13- Tuneful w/jagged interruptions. Mid/fast.

Short blips -- 1, 4, 6, 10, 11

Recent airplay

Peter Zorro H
Memory SelectMar 05, 2004
Laetitia Pop-Corn
Memory SelectFeb 20, 2004
Save
Memory SelectFeb 06, 2004

Charting

2004-02-02 — 2004-04-05 Jazz
Week EndingAirplays
Mar 7 1
Feb 22 1
Feb 8 1

Track listing

1. Chie
2. Peter Zorro H
3. A Postcard for Andreas
4. Walter and Claudia
5. Save
6. 101
7. Laetitia Pop-Corn
8. Ann's Wedding Song
9. Quiet Days
10. Emilio's Party Song
11. Yohji
12. Lament for Matthias
13. Tea for D