Flicker Down, by Waxwing

Flicker Down

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1.	Flicker Down 07:09	buy track
2.	On This Day 02:58	buy track
3.	Fweeo Walks By 01:06	buy track
4.	Your Bet 03:25	buy track
5.	Time Waited 01:02	buy track
6.	A Day’s Life 01:13	buy track
7.	Montbretia Gates 01:49	buy track
8.	Highway of Tears 03:49	buy track
9.	Birds in Cages 00:44	buy track
10.	Crossing Paths 04:24	buy track
11.	Joe’s Theme 08:08	buy track
12.	Breathe 03:42	buy track
13.	Invisible Something 02:13	buy track
14.	Just Saying 03:09	buy track
15.	Cloaks of Coax 01:02	buy track
16.	Peace for Animeek 04:18	buy track
17.	Chasing the End 02:03	buy track
18.	Parasitic 02:51	buy track

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Following on their previous Songlines release, A Bowl of Sixty Taxidermists (2015), Vancouver’s premier chamber jazz trio Waxwing (formed in 2006) returns with a flowing program of compositions and improvisations that again combines delicacy and strength, melodic beauty and textural sophistication. Theirs is a reflective kind of lyricism, often tinged with tenderness or nostalgia, but be prepared for the unexpected as pieces move though different forms and emotional states.
Waxwing was nominated for Instrumental Artist of the Year at the 2022 Western Canadian Music Awards for Flicker Down.

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released May 21, 2021

Peggy Lee, cello
Tony Wilson, electric guitar, harmonica, kalimba, percussion, ektara
Jon Bentley, tenor & soprano saxophones, tank drum, synthesizers, percussion & bells, samples and programming

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Waxwing Vancouver, British Columbia

Formed in 2007, Waxwing is a co-led group created by three veterans of the Vancouver music scene: Tony Wilson on guitar, Peggy Lee on cello and Jon Bentley on saxophones. The trio has released three studio recordings featuring their original compositions: "Flicker Down", "A Bowl Of Sixty Taxidermists", and "Escondido Dreams". Waxwing has performed their unique works in concerts across Canada. ... more

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