Acoustic Guitar Trio / Vignes
| Album: | Vignes | Collection: | General | |
| Artist: | Acoustic Guitar Trio | Added: | May 2009 | |
| Label: | Long Song Records | |||
A-File Activity
| Add Date: | 2009-07-26 | Pull Date: | 2009-09-27 |
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| Week Ending: | Sep 13 | Sep 6 | Aug 23 | Aug 9 | Aug 2 |
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| Airplays: | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 3 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Sep 12, 2009: | Music Casserole
Vignes 2 |
4. | Aug 05, 2009: | Brownian Motion
Vignes 3 |
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| 2. | Sep 05, 2009: | Party at Grandma's
Vignes 1 |
5. | Aug 01, 2009: | lost and found
Vignes 3 |
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| 3. | Aug 18, 2009: | Jena & Gomorrah (sub)
Vignes 3 |
6. | Jul 31, 2009: | Memory Select
Vignes 2 |
Album Review
Ben Wolfson
Reviewed 2009-07-20
Reviewed 2009-07-20
Acoustic Guitar Trio - Vignes
Trio of the late Rod Poole with Nels Cline and Jim McAuley, playing microtonal (perhaps just-intoned?) acoustic guitars. The guitars' tunings and preparations make for some unusual timbres, and the improvising is first-class throughout, very sensitive. The players' personalities really seem to meld together.
All tracks good.
1 (18:14): starts very slow, strums with plentiful silence in between. Around 3:45 it gets thicker, with interesting overtones and very warm resonance. Gradual gain in intensity.
You could fade this out around 11:30. Things get considerably more tentative after that, scrapes and plinks and occasional chords, that thickens up nicely and noisily.
2 (9:18): all three playing at once, bright and jangly. Pace is constant and fast.
3 (13:19): abstract, quiet beginning. There's a bowed guitar that alternately whines and sounds vaguely metallic/feedbacky; otherwise this one is kind of mellow. Silence around 9:06 if you want to cut out early. The pickup afterwards is like the post-11:30 pickup on 1, but a little more hectic.
Ben W
Trio of the late Rod Poole with Nels Cline and Jim McAuley, playing microtonal (perhaps just-intoned?) acoustic guitars. The guitars' tunings and preparations make for some unusual timbres, and the improvising is first-class throughout, very sensitive. The players' personalities really seem to meld together.
All tracks good.
1 (18:14): starts very slow, strums with plentiful silence in between. Around 3:45 it gets thicker, with interesting overtones and very warm resonance. Gradual gain in intensity.
You could fade this out around 11:30. Things get considerably more tentative after that, scrapes and plinks and occasional chords, that thickens up nicely and noisily.
2 (9:18): all three playing at once, bright and jangly. Pace is constant and fast.
3 (13:19): abstract, quiet beginning. There's a bowed guitar that alternately whines and sounds vaguely metallic/feedbacky; otherwise this one is kind of mellow. Silence around 9:06 if you want to cut out early. The pickup afterwards is like the post-11:30 pickup on 1, but a little more hectic.
Ben W
Track Listing
| 1. | Vignes 1 | 2. | Vignes 2 | |||
| 3. | Vignes 3 | |||||