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Evan Parker: The Ayes Have It

Read "The Ayes Have It" reviewed by AAJ Staff

by AAJ Staff
September 1, 2001

Saxophonist Evan Parker may be best known for his trio improv work with bassist Barry Guy and drummer Paul Lytton. However, he steps out on The Ayes Have It for two separate outings with one-off trio and quartet groups dating from 1983 and 1991. The first set ("Ayes") documents a set of 1983 London studio recordings ...

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Drawn Inward

By Evan Parker

Label: ECM Records
Released: 2000

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Dark Rags

By Evan Parker

Label: Potlatch Records
Released: 2000
Track listing: Dark Rag #1; Dark Rag #2.

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High Tide

By Evan Parker

Label: Tzadik
Released: 2000

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The Two Seasons

By Evan Parker

Label: Tzadik
Released: 2000

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Nailed

By Evan Parker

Label: Tzadik
Released: 2000

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Brot & Honig

By Evan Parker

Label: Tzadik
Released: 2000

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Evan Parker/Keith Rowe: Dark Rags

Read "Dark Rags" reviewed by Mark Corroto

by Mark Corroto
December 1, 2000

Headlines: The two giants, Evan Parker and Keith Rowe, of British improvisation over the past 35 years, finally get together for this historic duo recording. Rowe, a founding member of AMM along with Eddie Prevost in 1965, has taken the concept of the guitar as an instrument to the most abstract degree. He plays with the ...

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Evan Parker: The Two Seasons

by Robert Spencer
July 1, 2000

Evan Parker seems to be coming out with a new recording every month, and they're all good. His improvising is, as it always has been, highly individual and immediately recognizable, but each new disc brings new possibilities and new rewards. This one is a double disc buy a trio that is not Parker/Guy/Lytton. Instead, John Edwards ...

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Evan Parker - Electro-Acoustic Ensemble: Drawn Inward

by Glenn Astarita
April 1, 2000

Drawn Inward represents the second “ECM Records” release of the “Electro-Acoustic Ensemble” led by free jazz icon, saxophonist Evan Parker and featuring Parker’s long time associates, bassist Barry Guy, percussionist, electronics ace Paul Lytton and others who supply the live electronics, processing and samples. What may seem to some as being a science project for jazz ...