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The number 2 from the five Company I have (1, 3, 6, 7).
It's one of the most "basic" Company's album as it's featuring only a trio but in one of the greatest combination ever, particularly in 1976: Derek Bailey with Evan Parker and Anthony Braxton.
Four impros (on the LP, I don't know if this has ever made to CD) with Bailey on electric & acoustic guitar, Parker on tenor ans soprano sax, Braxton on soprano & alto sax, E flat, B flat and contrabass clarinets.
The best tune is "Akharajat" who is the longest.
This album is on the same level, if not better, than the two Leo encounters between Parker & Braxton.
And it's far better than any of the duet album between Bailey & Braxton.
My less favorite is the 1. Too much strings here (Honsinger, van Regteren Altena, Bailey) to my taste.
But I must confesse that I don't have listen to any of them in decade(s).
Last edited by LeMo; September-9th-2004 at 07:27 PM.
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