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Mr. Joy. (1968) Paul Bley with Gary Peacock. (1963-68) Mr. Joy is an album led by jazz pianist Paul Bley recorded in the studio and in concert in Seattle in 1968 and released on the Limelight label. [1]
I'm so domicile. And after wе have been together for a while. Oh, I always feel like we've been travelling for miles. Oh, I want to thank, thank, thank, thank, thank you. Baby, you taught me how ...
from "I Have No Feelings" (1986)
I have heard of Annette Peacock's name through the ECM Jazz world as well as with the David Bowie world. The first time I heard Peacock's music is through Mick Ronson's two solo albums where he recorded her "I'm The One," "Seven Days" (as a bonus cut on a Japanese issued CD), and to my surprise Peacock's arrangement of Elvis' "Love Me Tender."
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Annette Peacock — I Belong to a World That’s Destroying Itself. (aka Revenge) [Expanded Edition] (2014) ••• A unique force in avant–garde jazz as a singer, composer, and multi–instrumentalist. This is Annette Peacock's first album.
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