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The Emancipation Procrastination is after the second part of the Centennial Trilogy to be released in 2017. New Orleans trumpet player Christian Scott commemorates the release of the first jazz record 100 years earlier. This time too the album suffers from a glaring lack of memorable compositions. This begs the question of what exactly Scott is actually commemorating. The Emancipation Procrastination… is to a large extent nothing more than very beautifully blown, melancholic improvisations about a collection of loose grooves. Lovers of beautiful, full tones with a gloomy character are served at their beck and call, but those who are looking for songs with a head and tail have it bad. Only towards the end it starts to get a little more interesting in that area, but by then those listeners looking for more than just musical wallpaper will probably have already taken the CD out of their player. (AD)more
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