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CDSudden in a shaft of sunlight / Browne Haywood Stevens
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Sudden in a Shaft of Sunlight was the second of the two albums from the Melbourne trio Browne Haywood Stevens, featuring Allan Browne (drums), Nick Haywood (bass) and Tim Stevens (piano). This co-operative, leader-less trio was a feature of the Melbourne jazz scene between 1995 and 2000, and held a Monday night residency at Bennetts Lane Jazz Club. Playing mostly original repertoire composed by Tim Stevens, the trio also performed tunes from the standard repertoire of popular song, and compositions from the jazz tradition by the likes of Thelonious Monk, Charlie Parker, and Duke Ellington. Long out of print, Sudden in a Shaft of Sunlight has been licensed to Rufus Records for rerelease just over ten years after its first appearance. The album was a Finalist for the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) award for best jazz album in 1998, and the trio has maintained a loyal following as witnessed at its occasional reunions.
Duration: 70 min.
Contents note: 1. Moments of lucidity (5.12), 2. In angel arms (7.58), 3. Meaning in sights unseen (5.02), 4. Talking too much (7.27), 5. Hackensack (4.12), 6. Ears for civil engines (4.58), 7. A slow tune for Kyoko (6.29), 8. Breakfast menu conquests (6.26), 9. I thought about you (7.01), 10. Quasimodo (6.23), 11. Lunch cutters' ball (6.42)
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