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Not for Nothin'

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Released
  
2001

Length
  
72:57

Producer
  
Dave Holland

Genre
  
Post-bop

Recorded
  
September 21–23, 2000

Release date
  
2001

Label
  
ECM Records

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Not For Nothin' (2001)
  
What Goes Around (2002)

Artists
  
Dave Holland, Dave Holland Quintet

Similar
  
Dave Holland Quintet albums, Post-bop albums, Other albums

Not For Nothin' is Dave Holland's 13th release on the ECM record label, and the third to feature his current working quintet. As is standard for Holland's releases, the program consists of numerous compositions by the other band members, in this case one each, in addition to the majority written by Holland. The album's longest track - What Goes Around - was re-recorded by Holland in a big-band arrangement on the album immediately following Not For Nothin' - What Goes Around.

Contents

Reception

The Allmusic review by Thom Jurek awarded the album 4.5 stars stating "This is postmodern poetic singing at its finest. Who said jazz is a dead art form? Let he or she who has the ears to hear, hear; the Dave Holland Quintet is carrying the banner of creative music in the jazz tradition in the 21st century.".

Track listing

All compositions by Dave Holland, except as noted.

  1. "Global Citizen" (Robin Eubanks) - 11:12
  2. "For All You Are" - 8:19
  3. "Lost And Found" (Chris Potter) - 9:27
  4. "Shifting Sands" - 5:20
  5. "Billows Of Rhythm" (Billy Kilson) - 6:45
  6. "What Goes Around" - 13:04
  7. "Go Fly A Kite" (Steve Nelson) - 6:12
  8. "Not For Nothin'" - 5:54
  9. "Cosmosis" - 6:11

Personnel

  • Chris Potter - soprano, alto and tenor saxophones
  • Robin Eubanks - trombone and cowbell
  • Steve Nelson - vibraphone & marimba
  • Dave Holland - double bass
  • Billy Kilson - drums
  • Songs

    1Global Citizen11:15
    2For All You Are8:23
    3Lost and Found9:32

    References

    Not for Nothin' Wikipedia