departure no. 1
from the epicenter of your dreams by John Escreet
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This composition is by the late great Stanley Cowell. I covered his modern classic “Equipoise” on my previous album (Seismic Shift) and we have also been playing his tune “departure” with this quartet so I figured I would keep his musical thread going. It’s an amazing tune and such fun to to play! Mr Cowell was very generous to me personally several years ago, offering me advice and encouragement pertaining to artistic creativity within the music “business”. I started to play his tunes after he passed in late 2020. More people should know his music.
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released June 7, 2024
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