Articles tagged 'Paul Bley'
Paul Bley’s singular Ballads
Reissues in Japan often exhibit a short life. This influential album hit CD 15 years ago, but only on the Japanese market, and will now appear there (briefly!) in SHM-CD attire.
Paul Bley’s singular Ballads
Reissues in Japan often exhibit a short life. This influential album hit CD 15 years ago, but only on the Japanese market, and will now appear there (briefly!) in SHM-CD attire.
Random Noise 6: Super OTW Lives!
Back when hi-fi’s included AM-FM tuners, I would listen now and again to a New-York-area DJ who played music of the Baroque, for the most part Italian.
Random Noise 6: Super OTW Lives!
Back when hi-fi’s included AM-FM tuners, I would listen now and again to a New-York-area DJ who played music of the Baroque, for the most part Italian.
Random Noise 5: Successful Trespass
The utterly charming sound-world of Tom Hamilton’s London Fix, Music Changing with the Price of Gold traces its impetus to a neighbor’s computer with its “colorful stock charts,” specifically “the contours of the spot gold market as defined by the twice-daily London Fix.
Random Noise 5: Successful Trespass
The utterly charming sound-world of Tom Hamilton’s London Fix, Music Changing with the Price of Gold traces its impetus to a neighbor’s computer with its “colorful stock charts,” specifically “the contours of the spot gold market as defined by the twice-daily London Fix.
Among the Year’s Best, So Far
Mike Silverton [April 2001. Originally appeared in La Folia 3:3.] Gabriel Valverde: LUMINAR. Mode 94 [KOCH International, US distributor] On those rare occasions, all the more invaluable for being rare, one knows at the outset that he’s on to something
Among the Year’s Best, So Far
Mike Silverton [April 2001. Originally appeared in La Folia 3:3.] Gabriel Valverde: LUMINAR. Mode 94 [KOCH International, US distributor] On those rare occasions, all the more invaluable for being rare, one knows at the outset that he’s on to something