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'Skill is less important than awareness.' -Graham Collier | Click here for more quotes.
'Skill is less important than awareness.' -Graham Collier | See more daily motivational quotes at Jar of Quotes.
Listen/purchase: Down Another Road @ Stockholm Jazz Days '69 by Graham Collier
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Photos promos, datant de l’époque où les labels en envoyaient encore, reçues de Cuneiform Recors, maison spécialisée dans le progressif intelligent, les expériences de Richard Pinhas (avec ou sans Heldon, en compagnie de Masami Akita aka Merzbow, Tatsuya Yoshida, Oren Ambarchi, Wolf Eyes entre autres), l’école de Canterbury et affiliés (Soft Machine, Isotope, Nucleus entre autres) et le jazz plutôt free (Roswell Rudd, Steve Lacy, Chris McGregor et al.).
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GRAHAM COLLIER - Darius
Jazz (Song One) The artist is a man who finds that the form or shape of things externally corresponds, in some strange way, to the movements of his mental and emotional life.
A late kick off for #jazzfridays today, but getting right into the good stuff with a seminal UK jazz album by one of the country’s greats, Graham Collier. Down Another Road sees the bassist leading a fearless sextet that included other British jazz luminaries such as John Marshall and Stan Sulzmann. The 17 minute long Danish Blue is certainly a highlight on this one. HEAVY!