Big Band Theory - Carla Bley
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Big Band Theory - Carla Bley

1 CD(s) - Avant-Garde / Downtown - Label: Watt - Distributor: New Note/Pinnacle - Released: 10/1993 - 731451996627

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Big Band Theory - Carla Bley

Main specs

Title: Big Band Theory

Performer: Carla Bley

Genre: Jazz Instrument

Sub Genre: Avant-Garde / Downtown

Release Date: 10/1993

Original Release Year: 1994

Label / Distributor: Watt / New Note/Pinnacle

Engineer: Gary Thomas

Producer: Carla Bley; Steve Swallow

Pieces in Set: 1

Studio / Live: Studio

Stereo: Stereo

Format: Performer

EAN: 731451996627

Catalogue Number: 5199662

SPAR code: AAD

Additional notes

Album Notes: Personnel: Carla Bley (piano); Andy Sheppard (soprano & tenor saxophones); Roger Jannotta (soprano saxophone, flute); Wolfgang Puschnig (alto saxophone, flute); Pete Hurt (tenor saxophone); Julian Arguelles (baritone saxophone); Lew Soloff, Guy Barker, Claude Deppa, Steve Waterman (trumpet); Gary Valente, Richard Edwards, Annie Whitehead (trombone); Ashley Slater (bass trombone); Alex Balanescu (violin); Karen Mantler (organ); Steve Swallow (bass); Dennis Mackrel (drums).

Album Reviews: Option (8/94, p.93) - \"...It's always good to hear from Bley, and this time she's got her `serious composer' hat on...\"

Titles on disc 1

1.: On The Stage In Cages

2.: Birds Of Paradise

3.: Goodbye Pork Pie Hat

4.: Fresh Impression

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