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 | Evan Parker: The Topography Of The Lungs (CD: PSI)
with Derek Bailey & Han Bennik.
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Evan Parker: Saxophone Solos (Vinyl LP: Otoroku)
Otoroku is proud to reissue Evan Parker's first solo LP "Saxophone Solos". Recorded by Martin Davidson in 1975 at the Unity Theatre in London, at that time the preferred concert venue of the Musicians' Co-operative, Parker's densely woven and often cyclical style has yet to form; instead throaty murmurs appear under rough hewn whistles and calls - the wildly energetic beginnings of an extraordinary career. Reissued with liner notes from Seymour Wright in an edition of 500. (Otoroku)
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 | Evan Parker: Monoceros (CD: PSI)
Soprano saxophone solos originally recorded direct-to-disc in 1978 at Nimbus Studios, Wyastone Leys, Monmouth by Michael & Gerald Reynolds.
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Evan Parker: Six Of One (Vinyl LP: Otoroku)
Originally recorded and released in 1980, "Six of One" beautifully captures the detail in Evan Parker's high frequency split tones for which he is now perhaps better known. Five years on from "Saxophone Solos" and with circular breathing and polyphonics well worn into his live performances, Parker's experimentations here produce sustained passages of brilliant flight. Set into the echoes and resonances of a St Judes On The Hill church, the results are stunning. Transferred from the original master tapes and released in an edition of 500. (Otoroku)
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 | Evan Parker: The Snake Decides (CD: PSI)
Soprano saxophone solos recorded in 1986 in St. Paul's Church, Oxford. A digipack reissue of Evan Parker's solo soprano album originally released as an Incus LP in 1988. The first CD reissue, from 2003, is long-deleted. The album is recognised not just as a gripping example of Parker's improv credentials, but as one of the key works of the entire genre. The Penguin Guide to Jazz awarded the album both its coveted Crown award and Core Collection status, describing it as "an essential document of modern music".
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Evan Parker: The Snake Decides (Vinyl LP: Otoroku)
Otoroku is proud to release the first ever vinyl re-issue of Evan Parker’s legendary recording The Snake Decides. Featuring 4 solos recorded in 1986 in St. Paul's Church, Oxford by the late Michael Gerzon. The Snake Decides is a groundbreaking example how far the language of a particular instrument can be taken. Remastered by Giuseppe Ielasi and housed in a reverse board sleeve with new liner notes by Brian Morton this is the ultimate document of one of the most important recordings in all of Parker’s extensive and exploratory catalogue. Edition of 300 copies.(Otoroku)
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 | Evan Parker, Keith Rowe, Barry Guy & Eddie Prevost: Supersession (CD: Matchless)
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Evan Parker: 50th Birthday Concert (CD: Leo, 2 CDs)
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 | Evan Parker & Barry Guy: Obliquities (CD: Maya)
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Evan Parker, Barry Guy & Paul Lytton: At The Vortex, 1996 (CD: Emanem)
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 | Evan Parker: Foxes Fox (CD: Emanem)
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Evan Parker: Hook, Drift & Shuffle (CD: PSI)
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 | Evan Parker: Conic Sections (CD: PSI)
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Evan Parker: Lines Burnt In Light (CD: PSI)
Soprano saxophone solos recorded in 2001 in St. Michael and All Angels Church, West London.
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 | Evan Parker: Set (CD: PSI)
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Evan Parker, Schlippenbach & Lytton: America 2003 (CD: PSI, 2 CDs)
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 | Jah Wobble & Evan Parker: Passage To Hades (CD: 30 Hertz)
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Evan Parker & September Winds: Short Stories (CD: Leo)
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 | Evan Parker Electro-Acoustic Ensemble: The Eleventh Hour (CD: ECM)
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Evan Parker Transatlantic Art Ensemble: Boustrophedon (CD: ECM)
Evan Parker and Roscoe Mitchell co-founded the Transatlantic Art Ensemble in 2004. The ensemble’s account of Mitchell’s “Composition/Improvisation Nos. 1, 2 & 3” was issued by ECM to critical acclaim (including an album-of-the-year award from France’s Jazzman). “Boustrophedon”, featuring Evan Parker’s music, is the companion volume. Like nothing else in Parker’s discography it features him as composer-conductor, guiding the transatlantic instrumental forces into chamber orchestral territory “somewhere between Gil Evans and Luigi Nono”. There is also, amongst many highlights, some transcendent saxophone playing – from both Parker and Mitchell. Recorded live in Munich. (ECM Records)
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 | Evan Parker: Whitstable Solo (CD: PSI)
Eight soprano saxophone solos from a 2008 solo concert at St. Peter’s in Whitstable. These recordings are taken mostly from the concert but, as with Lines Burnt In Light, one piece was recorded before the audience arrived. These are the first recordings in what has become a series of visits to the church, which has perfect acoustics. Watch this space. (Harmonia Mundi)
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Evan Parker & Matthew Wright: Trance Map (CD: PSI)
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 | Misha Mengelberg & Evan Parker: It Won't Be Called Broken Chair (CD: PSI)
Two improvisations on piano & tenor saxophone, one in concert and the other before the audience arrived, recorded at the Bimhuis in Amsterdam in 2006.
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Evan Parker: Foxes Fox- Live At The Vortex (CD: PSI)
A concert recording at London's legendary Vortex (in Feb 2007) by Evan Parker (tenor saxophone), Steve Beresford (piano), John Edwards (double bass) and Louis Moholo-Moholo (percussion) with special guest Kenny Wheeler (trumpet & flügelhorn) joining the band for the second set and encore. (Harmonia Mundi)
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 | Evan Parker Electroacoustic Ensemble: Hasselt (CD: PSI)
Three open improvisations recorded in concert at Kunstencentrum Belgie Hasselt, Belgium in 2010 by sub-groups from the Electrocacoustic Ensemble, plus an extended performance by the whole ensemble. (Harmonia Mundi)
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Evan Parker Quartet: All Knavery And Collusion (CD: Cadillac)
New quartet recording by saxophone maestro Evan Parker. Beautifully crafted 6 panel square digipack CD edition, with original artwork by 'Nervous' Stephen Fowler. Parker, one of the great post-Coltrane saxophonists, has played a monthly gig at the London club The Vortex, for a considerable time.Evan called these events his 'jazz' gigs and it seemed that the trio's performance came close to seeing Coltrane or Ayler playing at the 5 Spot or one of the legendary New York venues. When Cadillac asked Evan if he would record an album for the label, it was this aspect of his multifaceted talents they had in mind. The quartet you hear on this album (with Paul Lytton, John Edwards and Alexander Hawkins) came together for a gig at the Vortex in Evan's regular slot on June 20th 2019, and what a fine gig it was! Then the next day they relocated to the beautiful barn-like studio of Rimshot, deep in the Kent countryside to record the album. The location, close to Evan's home, had other resonances, which journalist Chris Searle has described in his sleevenote. The subsequent (and over long) process of mastering and producing the album coincided with the first Covid lockdown and the coincidence of Evan and Mike @ Cadillac both reading Defoe's "Journal of the Plague Year", which provided context and some track titles. (Proper Music)
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 | Evan Parker & Barry Guy: So It Goes... (CD: Maya)
Live duo recording of two revered figures on the British free jazz and improv scene - saxophonist Evan Parker and bassist Barry Guy - from February 2023. (Proper Music)
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