Lounge Lizards
The Lounge Lizards, formed in 1978 by saxophonist John Lurie in New York City, are known for their innovative blend of jazz, punk, and avant-garde influences. Often described as a "fake jazz" band, they challenged traditional jazz conventions with a raw, experimental sound that incorporated elements of no wave and downtown New York art scenes. The group featured a rotating lineup of accomplished musicians, including Arto Lindsay and Marc Ribot, and became renowned for their energetic live performances and genre-defying recordings. Their work is characterized by improvisational intensity, wit, and a subversive approach to jazz standards and original compositions.
1 model in Tone Atlas.
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