Mick Goodrick's 1987 album, In the Same Breath, is a mesmerising exploration of free jazz, spanning an impressive 1 hour and 4 minutes. Released on Silva Screen Records Ltd, this captivating collection of tracks showcases Goodrick's mastery of the genre. From the opening notes of 'Hope' to the final moments of 'Ad Liebitum', the album takes the listener on a journey through a diverse range of emotions and soundscapes.
With tracks like 'Nardis' and 'The Crusher', Goodrick demonstrates his ability to craft complex, intricate pieces that push the boundaries of traditional jazz. Meanwhile, songs such as 'Mothers and Daughters' and 'Liebeslied' reveal a more introspective side to his music, with soaring melodies and poignant harmonies.
Throughout the album, Goodrick's innovative approach to free jazz is evident, as he seamlessly blends disparate elements to create a unique and captivating sound. Whether it's the haunting beauty of 'Visiones' or the introspective musings of 'The Three Stages', each track is a testament to Goodrick's skill and creativity as a musician.
In the Same Breath is a must-listen for fans of free jazz and experimental music, offering a rich and rewarding listening experience that is sure to leave a lasting impression. With its release on 1 January 1987, Mick Goodrick cemented his reputation as a bold and innovative artist, and this album remains a standout example of his remarkable talent.
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