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Glancing Backwards: The Dawn Anthology
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| A key figure on the British free jazz scene over forty years, saxophonist John Surman recorded with such rock-oriented performers as Alexis Korner and The Nice in the late 1960s before forming jazz outfit The Trio in 1969 with the aid of exiled Americans Barre Phillips (bass) and Stu Martin (drums). This comprehensive 3-CD anthology assembles Surman’s fascinating, highly acclaimed body of work for the Dawn label: two albums (the first a double) with The Trio, his spellbinding collaboration with guitarist John McLaughlin, Where Fortune Smiles, and a subsequent reunion album with Stu Martin that, appropriately enough, turned out to be the last recording issued by Dawn before the label’s collapse in early 1976. Previously released on 4 LPs including The Trio, Conflagration, Where Fortune Smiles and Live at Woodstock Town Hall. |
ARTISTS
John Surman plus John McLaughlin, Karl Berger, Stu Martin and Dave Holland. |
TRACKS
1. Oh Dear
2. Dousing Rod
3. Silver Cloud
4. Incantation
5. Caractacus
6. Let's Stand
7. Foyer Hall
8. Porte Des Lilas
9. Veritably
10. In Between
11. 6's & 7's
12. Green Walnut
13. Billie The
14. Dee Tune
15. Centering
16. Joachim
17. Drum
18. Conflagration
19. Malachite
20. Nuts
21. 6's & 7's
22. B
23. Afore The Morrow
24. Glancing Backwards
25. Earth Bound Hearts
26. Where Fortune Smiles
27. New Place, Old Place
28. Hope
29. Harry Lovett (Man Without A Country)
30. Are You Positive You're Negative?
31. Wrested In Mustard
32. Professor Goodly's Implosion Machine
33. Master Of Disaster
34. Don't Leave Me Like This |
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