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John Surman - John Surman / How Many Clouds Can You See? / Tales Of The Algonquin - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

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English jazz musician John Surman's three albums for Deram, dating from 1969, 1970 and 1971. A talented saxophonist, clarinet and synthesizer player, Surman made his name playing and recording with the likes of Mike Westbrook, Graham Collier and Alexis Korner before being signed to Deram. Recording for a variety of labels, Surman signed for ECM in 1979 and is still with them to this day. Digitally remastered and slipcased. Extensive new notes by Charles Waring Album Tracks 1. Obeah Wedding 2. My Pussin 3. Good Times Will Come Again 4. Don't Stop the Carnival 5. Incantation 6. Episode 7. Dance 8. Galata Bridge 9. Caractacus 10. Premonition 1. Event Gathering / Ritual / Circle Dance 2. How Many Clouds Can You See? 3. With Terry's Help 4. We'll Make It 5. The Dandelion 6. Picture-Tree 7. Tales of the Algonquin I. the Purple Swan 8. II. Shingebis and the North Wind 9. III. the Adventures of Manabush 10. IV. the White Water Lily 11. V. Wihio the Wanderer

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    English jazz musician John Surman's three albums for Deram, dating from 1969, 1970 and 1971. A talented saxophonist, clarinet and synthesizer player, Surman made his name playing and recording with the likes of Mike Westbrook, Graham Collier and Alexis Korner before being signed to Deram. Recording for a variety of labels, Surman signed for ECM in 1979 and is still with them to this day. Digitally remastered and slipcased. Extensive new notes by Charles Waring Album Tracks 1. Obeah Wedding 2. My Pussin 3. Good Times Will Come Again 4. Don't Stop the Carnival 5. Incantation 6. Episode 7. Dance 8. Galata Bridge 9. Caractacus 10. Premonition 1. Event Gathering / Ritual / Circle Dance 2. How Many Clouds Can You See? 3. With Terry's Help 4. We'll Make It 5. The Dandelion 6. Picture-Tree 7. Tales of the Algonquin I. the Purple Swan 8. II. Shingebis and the North Wind 9. III. the Adventures of Manabush 10. IV. the White Water Lily 11. V. Wihio the Wanderer
    Artist
    John Surman
    Title
    John Surman / How Many Clouds Can You See? / Tales Of The Algonquin
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    CD
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English jazz musician John Surman's three albums for Deram, dating from 1969, 1970 and 1971. A talented saxophonist, clarinet and synthesizer player, Surman made his name playing and recording with the likes of Mike Westbrook, Graham Collier and Alexis Korner before being signed to Deram. Recording for a variety of labels, Surman signed for ECM in 1979 and is still with them to this day. Digitally remastered and slipcased. Extensive new notes by Charles Waring Album Tracks 1. Obeah Wedding 2. My Pussin 3. Good Times Will Come Again 4. Don't Stop the Carnival 5. Incantation 6. Episode 7. Dance 8. Galata Bridge 9. Caractacus 10. Premonition 1. Event Gathering / Ritual / Circle Dance 2. How Many Clouds Can You See? 3. With Terry's Help 4. We'll Make It 5. The Dandelion 6. Picture-Tree 7. Tales of the Algonquin I. the Purple Swan 8. II. Shingebis and the North Wind 9. III. the Adventures of Manabush 10. IV. the White Water Lily 11. V. Wihio the Wanderer

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