One Hot Afternoon

Trevor-Briscoe, Tim & Nicloa Guazzaloca
Leo Records
Jazz | Mar 2008

Reviews

Craig Matsumoto
Reviewed 2008-09-01
Improvised duets of piano and sax/clarinet. A goofing-around attitude, taking grand, dramatic jazz motifs and just twisting them apart. Rather abstract, but fun -- it's like a formal chamber concert where the musicians decide to mess with your head. Strong-handed playing bordering on fierce. You can tell they really enjoyed recording this.

1- Calm clarinet burbling.
2- Fast attack, full of flourish and attitude
3- Punchy, fairly fast, then a twisted boogie-woogie piano
4- Slow, even a bit sad and serious
5- Fast solo piano. Low, thumping, then all over the place
6- Jumpy, skippy. Gets into an ear-catching cabaret tap
7- Some blissfully shrill trilling; hard-edged piano digs later
8- Squealy, intense.
9- Several sarcastic segments. Fast and upbeat
10- Baring, dissonant, yet touches of showtunes
11- Icy. Quiet, delicate start; later ragged and jittery
12- Clarinet: Bubbling, fast, kinda spirals out of control
13- More jumpy and skittery work
14- A "nice" one to close it. Pretty, serene.

Recent airplay

Searching The Gibbering Blues
Memory SelectNov 07, 2008
First Gibbering Story
Memory SelectOct 31, 2008
Searching The Gibbering Blues
First Gibbering Story
Memory SelectSep 12, 2008

Charting

2008-09-07 — 2008-11-09 Jazz
Week EndingAirplays
Nov 9 1
Nov 2 1
Sep 21 1
Sep 14 1

Track listing

1. Introducing The First Gibbering Story
2. First Gibbering Story
3. Searching The Gibbering Blues
4. Clouds Roots
5. Irony For Unprepared Piano
6. Let Cammello Fly
7. Oh What
8. Second Gibbering Story
9. Oh Which
10. Froggin'
11. Flight Of The Spider
12. Third Maiorca
13. Too Much Gibbering
14. Lullabye-Bye