Annette Peacock
X-Dreams
Tomato (US) 1979
TOM-7025 (LP) w/company inner sleeve.
sleeve : VG+(CO, SPSE: cutter mark on front, some wear on side and corner)
media : VG+/VG+(some slightly noise. light wear that does not affect to sounds)
Released in 1978, this third album is by Brooklyn-born singer Annette Peacock, who had been active since the early 1970s, working with Paul Bley and playing an important role in New York’s loft-jazz scene, while also building a consistently remarkable catalogue of her own. Recorded in London with musicians from a wide range of backgrounds, including Bill Bruford, Chris Spedding, and Kuma Harada, the album moves effortlessly from blues to progressive and psychedelic jazz-rock and mellow rock. Throughout, Peacock’s poetic vocals illuminate an exceptional set of songs. Needless to say, it is a masterpiece. Peter Lemer’s subtly layered keyboard work provides a particularly effective accent. US pressing.
A2: Real & Defined Androgens
B2: Too Much In The Sikes