9 thoughts on “ Better Git It In Your Soul - Flex Bent Braam - Lucebert (CD, Album) ”

1. The new group of Dutch pianist Michiel Braam, the 8-piece Flex Bent Braam, is a scaled-down continuation of Braam's piece Bik Bent Braam, one of Braam's main projects in the last twenty five years, a group that evolved from traditional big band to a flexible improvising unit, but it is also an attempt to challenge his skills as a composer, bandleader and musical thinker.

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2. Apr 27,  · Author and jazz scholar Krin Gabbard’s new book, Better Git It in Your Soul, is.

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3. "Betta git it in Your Soul" should be re-titled Betta have it in your Jazz library. This track screams Mingus, from his soothing bass rhythms to the incoherent screamings in the background. Ah Um was Mingus's first album with Columbia in , and what a first album. Plyaing on that album was John Handy, Booker Ervin, and Willie Dennis on trombone.5/5(3).

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4. Flex Bent Braam Lucebert BBB While leading his piece Bik Bent Braam, Dutch pianist Michiel Braam always ran smaller bands on the side. The best of the units he’s assembled since BBB’s demise is the septet on Lucebert – although, the leader notes, the band will change from project to project. Pity: This lineup is close to ideal.

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5. Flex Bent Braam: Lucebert album review by Vincenzo Roggero, published on May 14, Find thousands jazz reviews at All About Jazz!

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6. Better Git It In Your Soul, an album by Charles Mingus on Spotify. We and our partners use cookies to personalize your experience, to show you ads based on your interests, and for measurement and analytics purposes. By using our website and our services.

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7. There is much in Better Git It In Your Soul to limn one’s understanding of and approach to Mingus’ tremendous body of work as well as the challenges he faced and orchestrated as a black artist in America." The New York City Jazz Record "A solid addition to the .

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8. Flex Bent Braam takes you on a wild and surprising journey, but makes sure that you don't get lost! Compelling themes echoing the complete jazz history and precise ensemble work alternate with wild, screaming improvisations. If you want to listen to a piece from that album, here's a link: healthzbervaastafelatnurvijobasgayrei.coinfo

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9. The album's liner notes, quite useful in this case, declare that Flex Bent Braam is a new, "flexible", line-up. The album gets its name from Dutch CoBrA painter and poet Lucebert (a Web search told me there was a lot I didn't know). Better Git It In Your Soul - Charles Mingus. An exuberant start. Very fine trombone solo, with good backing.

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