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 | Paul Bley: Early Trios (CD: Fresh Sound)
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Paul Bley Quartet featuring Dave Pike: Solemn Meditation (CD: Fresh Sound)
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 | Paul Bley: Live In Haarlem (CD: Jazz Colours)
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Paul Bley: Open To Love (CD: ECM Touchstones)
One of the most influential recordings in the history of jazz piano, Paul Bley’s solo album thoughtfully explores the compositions of Carla Bley and Annette Peacock.This album is part of the ECM TOUCHSTONES series: Great music and full-dimensional sound at download price, in cardboard covers with original artwork. (ECM Records)
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 | Paul Bley: Ballads (CD: ECM Touchstones)
First released in the spring of 1971, these historic recordings from March and July 1967 capture the sound of a genre being born in the free ballads of Annette Peacock, played with extraordinary sensitivity by Paul Bley’s trio. Annette Peacock: “Critics introduced new terms, describing this music as sparse, understated, minimal, radically lyrical. The free ballad captured the imagination of listeners for ECM and became requisite for the transformation of accomplished players.” (ECM Records)
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Paul Bley with Gary Peacock (CD: ECM)
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 | Paul Bley: Fragments (CD: ECM)
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Paul Bley Quartet (CD: ECM)
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 | Paul Bley, Charlie Haden & Paul Motian: Memoirs (CD: Soul Note)
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Paul Bley: Indian Summer (CD: Steeplechase)
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 | Paul Bley Trio: Bebop (CD: Steeplechase)
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Paul Bley/ Evan Parker/ Barre Phillips: Time Will Tell (CD: ECM)
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 | Paul Bley/ Evan Parker/ Barre Phillips: Sankt Gerold (CD: ECM)
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Paul Bley, Gary Peacock & Paul Motian: When Will The Blues Leave (CD: ECM)
When Will The Blues Leave, a previously unreleased recording rescued from the archives, bears testimony to the special musical understanding shared by three great improvisers. Long acknowledged by creative musicians as one of the influential groups of the ‘free’ era, Paul Bley’s pioneering trio with Gary Peacock and Paul Motian has been under-represented on record.In 1999, a year after recording the splendid reunion album Not Two, Not One, Paul Bley’s highly innovative trio with Gary Peacock and Paul Motian took to the road with concerts on both sides of the Atlantic. When Will The Blues Leave documents a terrific performance at the Aula Magna, Trevano in Switzerland. (Proper Music)
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 | Paul Bley: Solo In Mondsee (CD: ECM)
One of the most influential pianists in the history of jazz, Paul Bley makes his first solo album in 35 years, a belated ‘sequel’ to the innovative, enduring classic Open, To Love. Recorded in Mondsee, Austria, on a superb Bösendorfer Imperial and released in his 75th birthday year, it’s a resolutely creative and characteristically profound set from a player who has inspired almost all of the pianists on ECM – from Keith Jarrett to Christian Wallumrød. (New Note)
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Paul Bley: Play Blue- Oslo Concert (CD: ECM)
A rare solo performance by one of jazz’s great originals, Canadian pianist Paul Bley, recorded live at the Oslo Jazz Festival in 2008 by Jan Erik Kongshaug and Manfred Eicher. There is nothing else quite like a Paul Bley concert. As the New York Times noted, “Mr. Bley long ago found a way to express his long, elegant, voluminous thoughts in a manner that implies complete autonomy from its given setting but isn't quite free jazz. The music runs on a mixture of deep historical knowledge and its own inviolable principles." Here Bley, encouraged by an attentive and enthusiastic Norwegian audience shapes music in the moment, plays his own compositions, and brings the music to a fine conclusion in a performance of Sonny Rollins’s “Pent-Up House”. (ECM Records)
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