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Paul Bley
Avant-garde pianist Paul Bley (1932-2016) laid the foundations of free jazz with
his trio, which was completed by Steve Swallow and Jimmy Giuffre. In the 1960s,
he performed compositions by his first wife, Carla Bley. On synthesizers, he
took part in the jazz-rock adventure with Jaco Pastorius and Pat Metheny. His
Synthsizer Show album (1971), recorded with his second wife Annette Peacock, was
revolutionary. An apostle of interiority and spontaneity, Paul Bley can be held,
like Bill Evans, as the inventor of the modern piano trio. Active until 2008, he
made three solo piano album...
I'll Remember AprilPaul Bley and The Paul Bley Quartet
You Go to My HeadChet Baker and Paul Bley
You Go to My HeadPaul Bley
These Foolish Things
Paul Bley, Billy Hart, Ron McClure and Paul Bley TrioLullaby of BirdlandPaul Bley, Billy Hart, Ron McClure and Paul Bley Trio
The Way You Look TonightSonny Rollins, Paul Bley, Betty Carter and Sonny Rollins Quintet
I'll Remember AprilPaul Bley and The Paul Bley Quartet
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You Go to My HeadChet Baker and Paul Bley
In Paris The Complete 1955-1956 Barclay Recordings
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You Go to My HeadPaul Bley
4:39
These Foolish Things
Paul Bley, Billy Hart, Ron McClure and Paul Bley TrioThe Nearness of You
4:35
Lullaby of BirdlandPaul Bley, Billy Hart, Ron McClure and Paul Bley Trio
The Nearness of You
6:20
The Way You Look TonightSonny Rollins, Paul Bley, Betty Carter and Sonny Rollins Quintet
Misterioso
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