Paul Bley, Gary Peacock - Paul Bley With Gary Peacock (1970)
BAND/ARTIST: Paul Bley, Gary Peacock
- Title: Paul Bley With Gary Peacock
- Year Of Release: 1970
- Label: ECM[ ECM 1003]
- Genre: Jazz, Free Jazz, Post Bop
- Quality: FLAC (image + .cue,log,scans) | MP3/320 kbps
- Total Time: 31:51
- Total Size: 179 MB(+3%) | 79 MB(+3%)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01 - Blues
02 - Getting Started
03 - When Will The Blues Leave
04 - Long Ago And Far Away
05 - Moor
06 - Gary
07 - Big Foot
08 - Albert's Love Theme
personnel :
Paul Bley — piano
Gary Peacock — bass
Billy Elgart (tracks 6-8) — drums
Paul Motian (tracks 1-5) — drums
Gary Peacock shares front-cover billing with Paul Bley on this 1970 session, but drummer Paul Motian is also present on the first five tracks. (Billy Elgart replaces Motian on the remaining three.) There's a curiously straight-ahead, tempo-driven feel to this short and sweet disc, quite unlike the free aesthetic that Bley, Peacock, and Motian put forward when they returned to ECM as a trio on 1999's Not Two, Not One. That's not to say the music is conventional: there are two tunes apiece by Bley, Ornette Coleman, and Annette Peacock and one by Gary Peacock, in addition to the lone standard, Jerome Kern's "Long Ago and Far Away." (The finale, "Albert's Love Theme" by Annette Peacock, stands out as the most abstract of the bunch.) The brittle, lo-fi sound doesn't detract from the album's historical value.~ David R. Adler
01 - Blues
02 - Getting Started
03 - When Will The Blues Leave
04 - Long Ago And Far Away
05 - Moor
06 - Gary
07 - Big Foot
08 - Albert's Love Theme
personnel :
Paul Bley — piano
Gary Peacock — bass
Billy Elgart (tracks 6-8) — drums
Paul Motian (tracks 1-5) — drums
Gary Peacock shares front-cover billing with Paul Bley on this 1970 session, but drummer Paul Motian is also present on the first five tracks. (Billy Elgart replaces Motian on the remaining three.) There's a curiously straight-ahead, tempo-driven feel to this short and sweet disc, quite unlike the free aesthetic that Bley, Peacock, and Motian put forward when they returned to ECM as a trio on 1999's Not Two, Not One. That's not to say the music is conventional: there are two tunes apiece by Bley, Ornette Coleman, and Annette Peacock and one by Gary Peacock, in addition to the lone standard, Jerome Kern's "Long Ago and Far Away." (The finale, "Albert's Love Theme" by Annette Peacock, stands out as the most abstract of the bunch.) The brittle, lo-fi sound doesn't detract from the album's historical value.~ David R. Adler
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