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RIVERMUDTWILIGHT
LES TRIABOLIQUES
- Ref. MQ4410
- WORLD VILLAGE, 2009.
"Described by the band as "distressed string band music for the 21st century", this is an album of mostly low-key but classy global mood music, performed by a new trio with a ridiculously complex musical history. On acoustic and occasional electric guitar there's Justin Adams, best-known for his work with Robert Plant and his stomping African fusion duets with Juldeh Camara. On saz and cumbus (the Middle Eastern long-necked lute and banjo) there's Lu Edmonds, who has played with everyone from Billy Bragg to the Mekons and is about to rejoin Public Image Ltd, while on mandolin, banjo and other stringed instruments, there's Ben Mandelson, whose extensive CV includes work with Bragg and African bands. They have all played an important role in the development of global music, and here they mix their influences on a set that swerves between European, Middle Eastern, Latin and American styles. Their vocals are low-key, but the instrumental work is exquisite, from the frantic ragtime-east European clash of Ledmo to the stomping title track Phosphor Lane, or an unlikely, brooding treatment of Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood." (Robin Denselow, www.theguardian.co.u k)
Interprètes
- TRIABOLIQUES (LES):
- Justin ADAMS : Percussion, Guitare, Voix
- Lu EDMONDS : Guitare acoustique, Voix, Cümbüs, Saz, Percussion
- Ben MANDELSON : Banjo, Laouto [Grèce], Background vocals, Tilinca, Mandoline, Kabossy [Petite guitare malgache], Hawaiian guitar, Khomus [Jaw's harp], Harmonica
- Rob KEYLOCH : Background vocals, Percussion
- Salah DAWSON MILLER : Guitare, Pailas, Snare drum
Pistes
- 1 crossing the stone bridge
- 2 I, the dissolute prisoner gulaguajira
- 3 triaboliqomintoyourtown ledmo
- 4 turns the worm
- 5 black earth boys
- 6 hora anicuta draga / dont let mebe misunderstood
- 7 jack o' diamonds
- 8 I have been corrupted afsaduni
- 9 shine a light
- 10 rivermudtwilight
- 11 phosphor lane