Experience the raw, unfiltered energy of a live jazz performance with Arild Andersen's "Molde Concert," a captivating live album recorded at the Molde Jazz Festival in Norway, August 1981. This album is a testament to the power of improvisation and the spontaneous connection between musicians, featuring Arild Andersen on bass, Bill Frisell on guitar, John Taylor on piano, and Alphonse Mouzon on drums.
"Molde Concert" is a deep dive into the world of free jazz, showcasing the quartet's exceptional musicianship and their ability to create complex, interwoven compositions in real-time. The album's 11 tracks, spanning 78 minutes, offer a dynamic range of moods and tempos, from the introspective "Cherry Tree" to the upbeat "Nutune" and the intricate "Dual Mr. Tillman Anthony."
This live recording captures the essence of a live jazz performance, with all the imperfections and spontaneity that come with it. It's a unique opportunity to experience the chemistry between these four exceptional musicians, as they push the boundaries of jazz and create something truly special.
The album was released on October 4, 1982, by ECM Records, a label known for its high-quality recordings and commitment to jazz. "Molde Concert" is a standout addition to Arild Andersen's discography, highlighting his skill as a bassist and his ability to lead a band. Whether you're a longtime fan of Arild Andersen or a newcomer to his music, "Molde Concert" is sure to impress with its raw energy and musical sophistication.
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