Mujician was perhaps one of the greatest improvisational groups to come out of England, and this album shows them in peak form. The band consisted of clarinetist and saxophonist Paul Dunmall, backed by drummer Tony Levin (not the King Crimson bassist), bassist Paul Rogers (not the hard rocker), and Keith Tippett on piano. The album consists of one 55-minute piece, controlled in its performance, avant enough to be interesting but not so noisy as to be unlistenable. Quite restrained, yet with a sense of power undergirding the whole thing.
Mujician – The Journey
