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Charles Lloyd
Voice in the Night (LP) [ ECM Records / 2 LP - released 7/Jun/2019 ] Recorded in May 1998, 'Voice in the Night' is rightly regarded as a jazz classic. |
Charles Lloyd
The Water is Wide [ ECM Records / CD - released 22/Aug/2000 ] 'The Water is Wide' is the first of two Charles Lloyd albums culled from an exceptionally productive session in Los Angeles. Timeless music imbued with youthful zest... |
Charles Lloyd & Jason Moran
Hagar's Song [ ECM / CD - released 8/Mar/2013 ] "Hagar's Song", by long-time ECM luminary Charles Lloyd, a duo recording with Jason Moran, the pianist who has been a key member of Lloyd's latter-day quartet, contributing to the albums Rabo de Nube (2008), Mirror (2010) and Athens Concert... |
Charles Lloyd Quartet
Fish Out of Water [ ECM Records / CD - released 11/Apr/2000 ] Recorded in July, 1989. |
Charles Lloyd Quartet
Mirror [ ECM / CD - released 27/Sep/2010 ] Legendary sax player and bandleader Charles Lloyd is joined for the first time in the studio by one of the finest bands he has ever assembled! |
Charles Lloyd Quartet
Rabo de Nube [ ECM Records / CD - released 10/Mar/2008 ] This is an exciting set including the classic "Sweet Georgia Bright", originally recorded by Lloyd in 1964, plus new material - both uptempo and ballad-oriented... |
Charles Lloyd (tenor and alto saxophones) with Billy Higgins (drums, percussion, guitar)
Which Way is East [ ECM Records / 2 CD - released 8/Jun/2004 ] Tenor great, Charles Lloyd has this 2CD offering - a duet album with the late Billy Higgins on drums and percussion. |
Charles Lloyd
Fish Out of Water (LP) [ ECM Records / LP - released 18/Oct/2010 ] |
Charlie Haden
Ballad Of The Fallen [ ECM / CD - released 19/Dec/2008 ] |
Charlie Haden / Jan Garbarek / Egberto Gismonti
Magico [ ECM Records / CD - released 1/Jan/1980 ] Recorded June 1979. |
Paul Giger
Chartres [ ECM New Series / CD - released 1/Mar/1989 ] Paul Giger's first New Series release was Chartres (1989), a multi-part musical work which describes the pilgrim's path through the eponymous cathedral where the recording was made. The musical material emerges from diverse traditions, ranging from... |
Chick Corea
Piano Improv. Vol.1 (LP) [ ECM / LP - released 5/Mar/2009 ] |
Chick Corea
Piano Improvisations Vol. 1 [ ECM Touchstones / CD - released 18/Jan/2019 ] Chick Corea's first unaccompanied album initiated the solo piano idiom at ECM, and proved to be extremely influential. Alongside music created in the moment, some powerful melodies are explored here, not least that of "Sometime Ago", soon to be a... |
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Chick Corea
Piano Improvisations Volume 1 [ ECM Records / CD ] Recorded April 1971 |
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Chick Corea
Rarum Volume 3 :-Selected Recordings [ ECM Records / CD - released 20/Feb/2004 ] 'Selected Recordings' features landmark recordings and old favourites - greatest hits, effectively - from this highly regarded musician. |
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Chick Corea
Trio Music [ ECM / CD - released 10/Feb/2003 ] |
Chris Potter
The Dreamer Is the Dream [ ECM / CD - released 16/Jun/2017 ] For his third ECM release as a leader, Chris Potter presents a new acoustic quartet that naturally blends melodic rhapsody with rhythmic muscle. The group includes superlative musicians well known to followers of ECM's many recordings from New York... |
Chris Potter (saxophones, bass clarinet)
The Sirens [ ECM Records / CD - released 1/Feb/2013 ] |
Chris Potter / underground Orchestra
Imaginary Cities [ ECM / CD - released 1/Jan/2015 ] Imaginary Cities is the recording premiere of saxophonist Chris Potter's new Underground Orchestra. At the core of this larger ensemble is the personnel of his long-established Underground quartet - with Adam Rogers, Craig Taborn and Nate Smith - now... |
Chris Potter Underground Orchestra
Imaginary Cities (LP) [ ECM / 2 LP - released 6/Jan/2015 ] Imaginary Cities is the recording premiere of saxophonist Chris Potter's new Underground Orchestra. At the core of this larger ensemble is the personnel of his long-established Underground quartet - with Adam Rogers, Craig Taborn and Nate Smith - now... |
