Re: Alert: Bill Frisell Trio on PBS tonight after Austin City Limits
rosskolnikov
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There were two of them. The best songs were tunes Frisell had already debuted elsewhere, like "Amarillo Barbados." I liked the albums, but I thought Baker's drumming didn't sync with Frisell as well as has Joey Baron, Jim Keltner, or Kenny Wolleson (or Brian Blade for that matter). For the earlier stuff, I liked "Before We Were Born" a lot, but my real entry into his playing was the John Zorn/Naked City material. Now that's some fierce music.
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There were two of them. The best songs were tunes Frisell had already debuted elsewhere, like "Amarillo Barbados." I liked the albums, but I thought Baker's drumming didn't sync with Frisell as well as has Joey Baron, Jim Keltner, or Kenny Wolleson (or Brian Blade for that matter). For the earlier stuff, I liked "Before We Were Born" a lot, but my real entry into his playing was the John Zorn/Naked City material. Now that's some fierce music.
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