There's always a part of a day, when the sun is around at the top of its way, and everything's seem to be stopped. It's hot and silent, and it's usually at summer. Out to lunch has a this kind of mood for me.
Cast: Eric Dolphy - bass clarinet, flute, alto saxophone, Freddie Hubbard - trumpet, Bobby Hutcherson - vibraphone, Richard Davis - bass, and Tony Williams - drums. The instruments live different lives, but then they are also together - they find ourselves. This makes it free, and it's listenable, doesn't get too helter-skelter and unenjoyable. You will meet strange rhythms, unsteadily moving melodys, and there's a constant kind of atmosphere in all tracks - this makes something to a real album. The vibraphone is ice on the cake.
I could write many more lines about it, but that's unnecessary - sometimes it don't need to write about music, it needs to hear that music. And please don't ask me about it, I'm out to lunch!
It' released in 1964.
Listen to samples on the BlueNote website: http://www.bluenote.com/ArtistDiscography.aspx?ArtistId=902468&PromoId=&UPCCode=724349879324
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