Wild Lines: Improvising Emily Dickinson

Jane Ira Bloom

Label: Outline
Released: 2017
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Track Listing

CD 1:
Emily & Her Atoms; Alone & in a Circumstance; Other Eyes; Singing the Triangle; Mind Gray River; One Note from One Bird; Cornets of Paradise; A Star Not Far Enough; Hymn: You Wish You Had Eyes in Your Pages; Wild Lines; Say More; Bright Wednesday; Big Bill; It’s Easy to Remember.
CD 2 (music & poetry): Wild Lines; Emily & Her Atoms; Alone & in a Circumstance; One Note from One Bird; Dangerous Times; A Star Not Far Enough; Singing the Triangle; Mind Gray River; Cornets of Paradise; Other Eyes; Say More; Hymn: You Wish You Had Eyes in Your Pages; Bright Wednesday; Big Bill; It’s Easy to Remember.

Personnel

Jane Ira Bloom: soprano saxophone; Dawn Clement: piano; Mark Helias: bass; Bobby Previte: drums; Deborah Rush: voice.

Reviews

Wild Lines: Improvising Emily Dickinson by Neri Pollastri
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Wild Lines: Improvising Emily Dickinson by Roger Farbey

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About Jane Ira Bloom

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I love jazz because it speaks to my soul. I was first exposed to jazz in Binghamton, NY seeing Buddy Rich and his Killer Force Orchestra. I met Slam Stewart as a high school student. I've attended a lot of great shows
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I love jazz because it speaks to my soul. I was first exposed to jazz in Binghamton, NY seeing Buddy Rich and his Killer Force Orchestra. I met Slam Stewart as a high school student. I've attended a lot of great shows. The Buddy Rich, Mel Lewis, Jeff Hamilton, and Ray Brown shows are my favorites. The first jazz record I bought was Buddy Rich's “Everything” and Miles Davis' “Milestones.” My advice to new listeners is to listen to everything because the musicians creating this music speak from their hearts!!! You don't have to love it all, but there is always a lot to appreciate and respect. I'm always deeply grateful to have a life in Jazz!
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