Narada Burton Greene
It’s All One
Horo Records (Italy) 1978
HDP 27-28 (LP) gatefold/coated jacket
sleeve : VG+(SRW, thin fine stains inside gatefold)
media : EX/EX,EX/EX(a few parts with slight crackle noise)
A 1978 double album by American pianist Narada Burton Greene, whose collaborative work "Trees" with percussionist Daoud Amin was featured in the guidebook "OBSCURE SOUND REVISED EDITION." Recorded in a studio in Rome, Italy in the same year, this self-performance work mainly features acoustic piano solos, interspersed with his own percussion and recorder playing. While he performs pieces by Dave Brubeck and John Lewis, all other tracks are Greene's own scores, and it seems to be largely improvisational, with melodies spun out as emotions dictate. His playing is incredibly soulful and moving. This album is simply wonderful.
C1: Sbruce
C2: Trees Revisited
D1: March Sun
It’s All One
Horo Records (Italy) 1978
HDP 27-28 (LP) gatefold/coated jacket
sleeve : VG+(SRW, thin fine stains inside gatefold)
media : EX/EX,EX/EX(a few parts with slight crackle noise)
A 1978 double album by American pianist Narada Burton Greene, whose collaborative work "Trees" with percussionist Daoud Amin was featured in the guidebook "OBSCURE SOUND REVISED EDITION." Recorded in a studio in Rome, Italy in the same year, this self-performance work mainly features acoustic piano solos, interspersed with his own percussion and recorder playing. While he performs pieces by Dave Brubeck and John Lewis, all other tracks are Greene's own scores, and it seems to be largely improvisational, with melodies spun out as emotions dictate. His playing is incredibly soulful and moving. This album is simply wonderful.
C1: Sbruce
C2: Trees Revisited
D1: March Sun