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Album · 2009 · 12 Songs. Given this jazz-not-jazz trio’s sly dedication to bending genres and enraging purists, the addition here of alt-rock singer Wendy Lewis seems more like an overdue experiment than a radical departure.

For All I Care is an album by The Bad Plus with Wendy Lewis on vocals. It was released on October 20, 2008, in Europe and on February 3, 2009, in the . This is the first Bad Plus album to include a vocalist, as well as the first to feature no original songs. Although the Bad Plus are known for playing inventive covers of rock songs, this is their first album to exclusively feature cover songs, including a few 20th-century classical pieces.

On those numbers, they're joined by Minneapolis rock singer Wendy Lewis of the band Redstart. Having Lewis out front frees up the trio to be a rhythm section, hitting some tricky grooves. Soundbite of song "Lithium"). Ms. WENDY LEWIS: (Singing) I'm so happy 'Cause today I found my friends. They treat seriously materials someone else might think ridiculous. On the album, "For All I Care," the Plus tests their deadpan approach on four relics of the 1970s: Pink Floyd's "Comfortably Numb," tunes by Yes and the Bee Gees, and Heart's "Barracuda," recorded last spring before anyone knew the song would be a political football in the presidential race. Their most audacious cover is the quietest, country songwriter Roger Miller's "Lock, Stock and Teardrops. Wendy Lewis and the band turn it into a slow-drag art song

The Bad Plus had to break down this complex work and build it back up again, so as to realize the composer's intentions with only piano, bass, and drums. The work premiered in March of 2011, and it saw more than a dozen performances the following year. By the time The Bad Plus recorded it, in June of 2013, the band was fully at peace and at war with the music; in short, this trio was dealing it out the way it should be dealt. Instead of creating a slapdash version or a "jazz" take on this work, The Bad Plus simply performs this not-so-simple piece. For All I Care by Matt Marshall. The Bad Plus, Wendy Lewis: For All I Care. Prog by Christopher Shoe.

Wendy Lewis was as surprised as anyone when the Bad Plus asked her to sing on its new album - especially since her previous experience as a vocalist came from fronting local rock bands, not jazz acts. Lewis said, recounting a phone call last year from Plus drummer Dave King.

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The Bad Plus have been road-testing this material - which expands on their regular habit, that of exposing pop hits to jazz improv, and including modern classical themes by Ligeti, Milton Babbitt and Stravinsky - but not with the inclusion of Minneapolis indie-rock singer Wendy Lewis. Lewis handles the pop themes here (including Nirvana's Lithium, Pink Floyd's Comfortably Numb, Wilco's Radio Cure and the Bee Gees' How Deep Is Your Love) before the trio muscles in with its assault of clanging, dissonant piano chords, fast bass counterpoint and thunderous percussion.