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Respect in Yule

by The Respect Sextet

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Digital and physical copies available via Mode Record's Bandcamp page:
moderecords.bandcamp.com/album/respect-in-yule

Liner notes available for download here: goo.gl/nx0Nq

1. Christmas Must Be Tonight (Robbie Robertson) 6:38
2. Suddenly It’s Christmas (Loudon Wainwright III) 1:45
3. What Are You Doing New Year’s Eve? (Frank Loesser) 4:25
4. The Lamb (Sir John Tavener) 8:42
5. Sevivon / I Have a Little Dreidel (Traditional / Mikhl Gelbart, Samuel Goldfarb) 7:10
6. Bopin’ Around The Christmas Tree (Ted Poor) 1:50
7. Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! (Jule Styne) 6:17
8. Hypochristmutreefuzz (Misha Mengelberg) 5:39
9. A Spotless Rose (Herbert Howells) 8:38
10. It’s Christmas Time (Alton Abraham, Sun Ra) 4:36
11. A Merrier Christmas (Thelonious Monk) 2:16

'Tis the season, isn't't?

The Respect Sextet is pleased to share with the world its Christmas album, Respect In Yule! The album (Mode/Avant 2012) ranges from ecstatic to introspective, from the popular to the obscure, from the sacred to the secular. Featuring guest spots from new-music stalwarts Ensemble Signal and the JACK Quartet and guitarist Marco Cappelli, Respect In Yule shall be unto you an instant holiday classic, belonging in the collection of any self-respecting listener, bringing with it tidings of great joy.

Ting tong, everybody!

© 2012 Mode/Avant

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released November 27, 2012

Eli Asher: trumpet, toys; James Hirschfeld: trombone, toys; Josh Rutner: tenor saxophone, bass clarinet, toys; Red Wierenga: piano, Hammond organ, toys; Malcolm Kirby: bass; Ted Poor: drums, bells; Elliott Kirby: cover art

with guests:
JACK Quartet (2,4); Ensemble Signal (9); Brad Lubman, conductor (9) & tympani (2,5); Marco Cappelli, guitar (10)

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Named “one of the best and most ambitious new ensembles in jazz” by Signal to Noise, The Respect Sextet, after well over a decade as a collective, continues to fearlessly push the envelope.

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