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Title: In to Lunch
Review: While backward-looking pea-brainers like Marsallis walk away with all the money, people like Jemeel Moondoc are making deep, beautiful contributions to the language of jazz. This is magnificent music that Mingus, Cecil Taylor, and maybe even Pierre Boulez would love. The confidence these improvisors have in their vocabularies gives this music an assurance that their 1960's ancestors struggled to approach. This album particularly makes good the promises of Andrew Hill, Bobby Hutcherson, Eric Dolphy et al., without having to think of itself as out to lunch. This is music made by people for the love of it, not because they know you'll buy it, and if your ears were ever open you'll love this. All of Jemeel Moondoc's records are different from each other. Fire in the Valley is as beautiful as this and not at all the same. I'd review that one too, but it isn't available on amazon. Buy this! Let real musicians know some people listen and know the difference.
