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Performer: Tim Berne's Caos Totale
Genre: Jazz
Album: Pace Yourself
Released: 1991
Style: Contemporary Jazz
MP3 version ZIP size: 1364 mb
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WMA version ZIP size: 1596 mb
Rating: 4.3
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Tracklist

1 Bass Voodoo 9:57
2 The Noose 7:34
3 The Usual 8:15
4 Sam's Dilemma 13:33
5 The Legend Of P-1 26:21
6 Luna 4:32

Companies, etc.

  • Recorded At – Bauer Studios Ludwigsburg
  • Mixed At – Bauer Studios Ludwigsburg

Credits

  • Alto Saxophone, Composed By – Tim Berne
  • Art Direction – Stephen Byram
  • Bass, Performer [Bungy Giffus] – Mark Dresser
  • Drums – Bobby Previte
  • Electric Guitar, Electric Guitar [Fretless] – Marc Ducret
  • Engineer – Carlos Albrecht
  • Photography By – Robert Lewis
  • Producer – Stefan F. Winter*, Caos Totale*
  • Trombone – Steve Swell
  • Trumpet, Cornet, Flute, Flugelhorn, Whistle, Vocals, Performer [Balloon] – Herb Robertson

Notes

Recorded & digitally mixed November 1990 at Bauer Studios, Ludwigsburg.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 0 42283 44422 5
  • Label Code: LC 8509
  • Matrix / Runout: 834 442-2 01 /
  • Matrix / Runout (Inner ring): MADE IN GERMANY
  • Rights Society: B.I.E.M. | STEMRA

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
919 040-2 Tim Berne's Caos Totale Pace Yourself ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM, Sma) Winter & Winter, edel 919 040-2 Germany 2003
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Pace Yourself finds Berne's Caos Totale sextet exploring his rich, multi-layered compositions in depth and at length. Berne's pieces, especially his longer, episodic ones, tend to take unexpected twists and turns; you'll find very little of the traditional "head-solos-head" song structure here. Though most of his themes have a blues base, they emerge and disappear in conformity with their own logic, not a pre-existing formula. For example, "Sam's Dilemma" begins with a wailing, pounding motif that's almost rockishly anthemic in nature. The band slugs it out with swagger and grit and the listener expects it to form the basis for some raucous, low-down solos. Instead, the music evanesces and one is left alone with bassist Mark Dresser playing a lovely, hushed solo superficially at odds with what has preceded. This, in turn, leads into a relaxed bluesy theme that Berne, on alto, rides out with grace and restraint. Some of the pieces have a similar feel to drummer Bobby Previte's ensemble compositions from around the same time, recorded for Gramavision, but all share a richness combined with a slight acerbic tinge that keeps things from becoming overly smooth. Although all the performers are in fine form, special mention should be made of multiple brass instrumentalist Herb Robertson, whose over-the-top plunger work is a special joy.