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Newport Jazz 2011: James Farm, Live In Concert

Joshua Redman, on saxophone, and Eric Harland, on drums, perform as half of James Farm on the Fort Stage during the Newport Jazz Festival.
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Joshua Redman, on saxophone, and Eric Harland, on drums, perform as half of James Farm on the Fort Stage during the Newport Jazz Festival.

Joshua Redman, on saxophone, and Eric Harland, on drums, perform as half of James Farm on the Fort Stage during the Newport Jazz Festival.
Erik Jacobs for NPR

Joshua Redman, on saxophone, and Eric Harland, on drums, perform as half of James Farm on the Fort Stage during the Newport Jazz Festival.

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August 7, 2011

No, there's no hot new wunderkind on the scene named James Farm. But the four men who comprise this collective quartet do share an aesthetic mission: For their self-titled 2011 album, they organically cultivated ten songs, nourished in fertile, rippling grooves. Saxophonist Joshua Redman represents the chief melodic voice in this enterprise as it harvests the fruits of its labor at the Fort Stage of the 2011 Newport Jazz Festival.

Personnel: Joshua Redman, saxophones; Aaron Parks, piano; Matt Penman, bass; Eric Harland, drums.

 

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