brian eno beatie wolfe liminal 104871 size:OS and Dave Tomlin on saxophone

and Dave Tomlin on saxophone

The incomparable trumpeter Clifford Brown recorded two leader sessions for Blue Note in 1953—a co-led quintet date with Lou Donaldson and his own sextet date—that were compiled on the 12" LP Memorial Album (BLP 1526) shortly after his tragic death in 1956

One For Charlie

recorded in 1963 with drummer Elvin Jones and a mix of bassists Ron Carter (Side A) and Richard Davis (Side B) are a perfect harmony of their strong individual styles and collaborative sensibilities with both at the peak of their creative careers

brian eno beatie wolfe liminal 104871 size:OS and Dave Tomlin on saxophoneFollowing the release of LUMINAL and LATERAL in June, artist activists Brian Eno and Beatie Wolfe share their third collaborative record, LIMINAL. LIMINAL stands at the point of convergence between Lateral and Luminal. If the ambient inspired LATERAL is a kind of landscape painting, a sonic place, the alternative vocal album LUMINAL is a dream like awakening, a feeling space. LIMINAL, the newest addition, is a hybrid of the two, a strange new land