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What We Live Discography of CDs
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What We Live Fo(u)r CD (1994)
What We Live music CDs On six of the seven tracks, bassist Lisle Ellis' trio (with Larry Ochs from ROVA and drummer Donald Robinson) is joined by an additional musician making for an interesting round robin affair. The music has a generally relaxed feel, even at its freest, indicating the strong degree of communication between the players. Several of the tracks veer more toward free jazz as opposed to free improv, including those featuring the fine percussionist William Winant (here on vibes) and pianist Paul Plimley, a frequent collaborator of Ellis. Violinist India Cooke works up a mighty head of steam on "Yo(u)," prodding Ochs to do some of his strongest playing on the date. Ellis appears to be at home in any number of genres and maintains a propulsive drive throughout, summoning echoes of Mingus and providing a stable center for the session. The album ends with a bouncy burner, Ochs and guest Ben Goldberg intertwined like twins reunited. A good, solid effort. ~ Brian Olewnick
Editors: John Baker; Lisle Ellis; Larry Ochs .
Unknown Contributor Roles: Donald Robinson ; Lisle Ellis.
Personnel: Miya Masaoka (koto); India Cooke (violin); Glenn Spearman (flute, wooden flute); Ben Goldberg (clarinet, bass clarinet); Larry Ochs (saxophone, soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone); Paul Plimley (piano); William Winant (vibraphone); Donald Robinson (drums).
Recording information: Mobius Studios, San Francisco, CA (06/1994).
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Trumpets CD (2000)
What We Live discography Recorded live at The Outpost, Albuquerque, New Mexico on March 21, 1998 and Western Front, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada on November 1, 1996. Includes liner notes by Francesco Martinelli.
What We Live has established itself as a nifty West Coast trio that immerses itself in new sounds. A collective effort of bassist Lisle Ellis, drummer Donald Robinson, and saxophonist Lawrence Ochs, the group has contributed some important recordings largely free from the influences ...
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What We Live CDs (1996)
What We Live songs WHAT WE LIVE showcases Canadian jazz composer Lisle Ellis.
Featuring: Larry Ochs & Donald Robinson.
What We Live: Larry Ochs (saxophone); Lisle Ellis (bass); Donald Robinson.
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Quintet for a Day CD (1998)
What We Live CD discography What We Live's Quintet for a Day is a superior and compelling example of collective improvisation. There is nothing here of the cacophonous collisions of multi-note contemporary free jazz. The approach of the members of this quintet is thoughtful and cooperative. The result is that while each person's extemporaneous performance adds color, the total collaboration equates to a unique sum, not an anonymous blast that would be similar from any matched instrumentation by jazz cats in an anarchist jam. Note, these are not structured pieces containing interludes of improvisation (like Don Cherry or Sun Ra) but pieces wholly created on the spot. And as the ...
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Never Was CD (1998)
What We Live albums These eight intriguing free improvisations feature bassist Lisle Ellis, drummer Don Robinson, and Lawrence Ochs (who is best on tenor). The musicians listen closely to each other and seem to form fully formed compositions out of thin air. Although there are some violent moments, attention is paid to exploring a variety of moods, from very lyrical stretches and unaccompanied ballads to ...
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 What We Live Songs
Popular or famous What We Live music songs: Yours and Mine, Were, Stone Heated Distance, Nothing Infinite, Second Breath, Case of the Once It Was You. More music songs Soft City, Sought, Yo, Everlasting, Deke, Deep Blue Goodbye, Blackbird, Addressing the Ancestors, Mean Season, Into the Mauve. More music songs Song of Roland, Ever After, Little Mysteries, Undersized Shadow. See All Songs
 What We Live CD discography Key Personnel
| Member Name | Worked With | | Donald Robinson | Grover Washington, Jr., Phyllis Hyman, Glenn Spearman, Idris Ackamoor, Cbd Trio, Glenn Spearman Double Trio, HanSoul, Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes, Stephanie Mills | | Larry Ochs | Rova, Maybe Monday, Rova Saxophone Quartet, Glenn Spearman, Myles Boisen, Andrea Centazzo, Figure 8 (Rova X 2), Fred Frith, Glenn Spearman Double Trio | | Dave Douglas | Masada, Patricia Barber, John Zorn, Uri Caine, Dave Douglas String Group, Dave Douglas' Tiny Bell Trio, Keystone, Boxharp, Cory Branan | | Ben Goldberg | New Klezmer Trio, Scott Amendola, Beth Custer, Charlie Hunter, Tin Hat, Ben Goldberg Quartet, Steven Bernstein, Graham Connah, Marty Ehrlich | | William Winant | John Zorn, Chris Brown (Avant Garde), Sonic Youth, Alvin Curran, Secret Chiefs 3, Fred Frith, Glenn Spearman, Ron Anderson, Bamberg Symphony Orchestra, Callithumpian Consort | | Wadada Leo Smith | Henry Kaiser, Wadada Leo Smith's Golden Quartet, Yo Miles!, Ed Blackwell, Earle Brown, Chris Brown (Avant Garde), Daren Burns, Michael Gregory Jackson, Louis Moholo-Moholo | | Paul Plimley | Electronics), Barry Guy, George (Trombone Lewis, Rene Lussier, Joe McPhee, Now Orchestra, Cecil Taylor, Henry Kaiser | | Lisle Ellis | Andrea Centazzo Invasion Orchestra, Confusion Bleue, Joe McPhee, Glenn Spearman, India Cooke, Ben Goldberg, Paul Plimley Lisle Ellis Joe McPhee, Paul Plimley | | India Cooke | Sylvester, Narada Michael Walden, Masaoka Orchestra | | Lawrence Ochs | | Miya Masaoka | Maybe Monday, John Butcher, Alex Cline, Cloud Plate, Fred Frith, Peter Kowald, Pauline Oliveros, Biggi Vinkeloe, President's Breakfast | | Glenn Spearman | Figure 8 (Rova X 2), Glenn Spearman Double Trio, Lisle Ellis, Marco Eneidi, William Hooker, Raphe Malik, Paul Murphy, William Parker |
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