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Turtle Records: Pioneering British Jazz 1970-1971

Turtle Records: Pioneering British Jazz 1970-1971 by John Taylor buy album

John Taylor

Label: RPM
Released: 2015
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Track Listing

Disc 1 Mike Osborne - Outback: So It Is, Outback. Disc 2 - Howard Riley – Flight: Motion, Cirrus, Forgotten Game, Two Ballads: For Lesley / For Sue, Flight. Disc 3 - John Taylor: Pause And Think Again And Think Again, White Magic, Pause, Awakening / Eye To Eye, Interlude / Soft Winds.

Personnel

John Taylor
John Taylor

piano

Additional Personnel / Information

Disc 1. Mike Osborne : alto saxophone; Harry Beckett: trumpet; Chris McGregor: piano; Harry Miller: bass; Louis Moholo: drums. Disc 2. Howard Riley: piano; Barry Guy: bass; Tony Oxley: drums. Disc 3. John Taylor: piano; John Surman: soprano sax; Stan Sulzmann: alto sax; Kenny Wheeler: trumpet; Chris Pyne: trombone; Chris Laurence: bass; Tony Levin: drums; Norma Winstone: voice (track 5 only).


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