Three Pieces For Orchestra, by BARRY GUY LONDON JAZZ COMPOSERS ORCHESTRA feat. Marilyn Crispell and Maggie Nicols

Three Pieces For Orchestra

by BARRY GUY LONDON JAZZ COMPOSERS ORCHESTRA feat. Marilyn Crispell and Maggie Nicols

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1.	Owed To J.S. 20:40	info	buy track
2.	Sleeping Furiously, Pt. 1 06:29	info	buy track
3.	Sleeping Furiously, Pt. 2 12:37	info	buy track
4.	Sleeping Furiously, Pt. 3 05:24	info	buy track
5.	Strange Loops 22:00	info	buy track

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released January 1, 1997

Barry Guy: Bass, Director, Composer
Barre Phillips: Bass
Marc Charig: Bass
Paul Lytton: Drums
Howard Riley (tracks: 1, 3),
Evan Parker: Reeds
Paul Dunmall: Reeds
Peter McPhail: Reeds
Simon Picard: Reeds
Trevor Watts: Reeds
Alan Tomlinson: Trombone
Chris Bridges: Trombone
Paul Rutherford: Trombone
Henry Lowther: Trumpet
Jon Corbett: Trumpet
Robin Hayward: Tuba
Philipp Wachsmann: Violin

Guests:
Marilyn Crispell (tracks: 2,3,4,): Piano
Maggie Nicols (tracks: 5): Vocals

All compositions by Barry Guy. Recorded December 18, 1995 at Rote Fabrik Zürich. Engineer: Peter Pfister. Cover art: Eugen Bisig. Photos: Silvia Luckner. Liner notes: Barry Guy. Executive production: Rosmarie A. Meier and Patrik Landolt. Produced and published by Intakt Records

Catalogue: 50 Years London Jazz Composers Orchestra on Intakt Records: www.intaktrec.ch/images/LJCO-50years.pdf

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