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Evan Parker / Barry Guy / Paul Lytton Free Jazz 1983
  • Performer: Evan Parker / Barry Guy / Paul Lytton
  • Title: Tracks
  • Size FLAC ver: 1175 mb
  • Released: 1983
  • Style: Free Jazz
  • Other formats: MMF ASF ADX TTA AU DXD APE
  • Genre: Jazz
  • Rating: 4.1 of 5
Evan Parker / Barry Guy / Paul Lytton - Tracks FLAC download
Evan Parker / Barry Guy / Paul Lytton - Tracks FLAC download

Tracklist

A1 Fire 4:57
A2 Heat 12:22
A3 Light 5:19
B Sidetrack 19:04

Companies, etc.

  • Manufactured By – Nimbus Manufacturing

Credits

  • Bass, Electronics [Amplification And Live Electronics] – Barry Guy
  • Percussion, Electronics [Amplification And Live Electronics] – Paul Lytton
  • Recorded By, Mixed By [Sound Balance] – Adam Skeaping
  • Soprano Saxophone – Evan Parker (tracks: B)
  • Tenor Saxophone – Evan Parker (tracks: A1 to A3)

Notes

Recorded in London 7 January 1983

From the liner notes:
In this set of improvisations Barry Guy and Paul Lytton both use amplification and live electronics to extend their acoustic instruments.

Made in England
Comments (3)

Laizel
Well you can buy this one or any one of about 34 recordings that this trio has put out...but once you sift through all your options you'll realize they all sound the same so it won't matter which one you select.
Meri
Yea it's crazy..there's not enough notes and chords in the world to put much variation into this mammoth output, virtually 3,000+ minutes of recorded music with the same trio.....It's time for the 3 o separate and live life without each other. To satisfy all the people that will think this was rude- I do have atleast 25 recordings of these individuals so I do like them. Just not the 3 of them over and over and over again. They're great musicians !!!!
Blackseeker
Not even half the number you're giving were released, including the ones with guest musicians.However, trying to understand what you're writing, I would argue that all music is the same (only sounds) - so one platter would be enough, isn't it. Or do I misunderstand something ;-)

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