Paul Bley With Gary Peacock - Paul Bley With Gary Peacock - LP - Pre Owned Vinyl (Arrives in 14days)

Released in 1970, 'Paul Bley With Gary Peacock' is an understated cornerstone of avant-garde jazz. The album finds pianist Paul Bley and bassist Gary Peacock in a rare duo setting, stripping away excess to focus on the core of improvisational conversation. Bley’s touch is lyrical yet unpredictable, while Peacock’s bass lines are both grounding and exploratory, weaving counterpoints that invite attentive listening. Each track is a study in musical trust, where silence is as vital as sound, and melodies are unraveled and rebuilt in real time. The interplay between Bley and Peacock is unhurried and daring, sidestepping jazz conventions to carve out a space where intuition guides every phrase. For collectors and jazz enthusiasts alike, this album marks a defining moment in the evolution of free jazz, capturing two restless innovators at a creative crossroads. Owning this record means holding a piece of jazz history, one that continues to influence contemporary improvisers and listeners who crave music that challenges and rewards with every spin. Track List: A1 - Blues - 4:25 A2 - Getting Started - 4:25 A3 - When Will The Blues Leave - 3:54 A4 - Long Ago And Far Away - 4:17 B1 - Moor - 3:27 B2 - Gary - 4:43 B3 - Big Foot - 3:28 B4 - Albert's Love Theme - 4:57