LONDON EXPERIMENTAL JAZZ QUARTET, The - Invisible Roots (reissue) - Vinyl (LP)
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The LONDON EXPERIMENTAL JAZZ QUARTET

Invisible Roots (reissue) (LP)

Roundtable

Cat: SIR 020. Rel: 8 Feb 21
Jazz


Side 1 - Track 1. Time Is Of The Essence Side 1 - Track 2. Edible Wallpaper Side 1 - Track 3. My Dog's Tail Is Longer Than Yours Side 1 - Track 4. Destroy The Nihilist Picnic Side 1 - Track 5. Ron Martin Special With Mustard Side 2 - Track 1. Eric's Madness Side 2 - Track 2. Jazz Widow Waltz Side 2 - Track 3. Spain Is For Old Ladies Side 2 - Track 4. The Sound Of Next Year's Echo

Those without a deep-rooted knowledge of obscure jazz collectives may assume that the London Experimental Jazz Quartet hailed from London, England, but in fact the short-lived outfit were actually based in London, Ontario. The collective recorded and self-released just one album way back in 1974, Invisible Roots, which has finally been given the reissue treatment. Much of the music sits somewhere between avant-garde jazz of the period and the post-bop sounds of the mid-to-late 1960s, with highlights including the jaunty, life-affirming complexity of opener 'Time is of the Essence', the soulful swing of 'Destroy The Nihilist Picnic', the cacophonous free-jazz experimentalism of 'Ron Martin Special With Mustard', and the becalmed brilliance of 'Jazz Widow Waltz'.


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