Evan Parker
Being a big Zornophile that I am, I've been looking around at early Zorn influences, and associations. One of the key ones which I feel is very important is Evan Parker. Probably the most interesting, and influential saxaphonists post-Brotzman that I've heard. A lot of traditional influence, yet expansion of technique. Lately I listened to a concert that a trio of his, and a Brotzmann trio put together collaboratively.
Very interesting stuff, I'm hoping to download a bit more soon enough. Anyone else know of him, or is interested?
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