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Paul Bley Turns mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: Turns Country: Europe Released: 1988 Style: Avant-garde Jazz, Post Bop MP3 version RAR size: 1414 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1716 mb WMA version RAR size: 1531 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 994 Other Formats: VOC MMF MP3 FLAC RA XM MP4 Tracklist A1 Around Again 5:41 A2 Calls 6:15 A3 King Korn 6:05 A4 Ida Lupino (Alternative Take) 5:23 B1 Ida Lupino 5:04 B2 Syndrome 6:36 B3 Turns 6:36 B4 Ictus 4:12 Companies, etc. Record Company – Bertelsmann Music Group Pressed By – Sonopress Mastered At – Master Cutting Room Credits Art Direction – Dick Smith Bass – Gary Peacock Drums – Paul Motian Engineer [Transfers] – Malcolm Addey Mastered By [Mastering Engineer] – Joe Brescio Piano – Paul Bley Producer [Original Session] – Fred Mendelsohn Producer [Reissue Produced By], Sleeve Notes – Michael Cuscuna Tenor Saxophone – John Gilmore Notes This recording in mono Recorded at Mirasound, New York City, March 9, 1964. A1, B1, B2 previously issued on SJL 2235. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 035627141010 Label Code: LC 0337 Matrix / Runout: DM C-0876 A-1/1-88 Matrix / Runout: DM C-0876 B-1/1-88 Pressing Plant ID (Label B): Bass Clef Rights Society: BIEM Rights Society: GEMA Price Code: F: RC 240 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year SJL 1192 Paul Bley Turns (LP, Comp) Savoy Jazz SJL 1192 US 1987 CDOR 9011 Paul Bley Turns (CD, Comp, RM) Savoy Jazz CDOR 9011 Italy 1987 SJK 1192 Paul Bley Turns (Cass, Comp) Savoy Jazz SJK 1192 US 1987 Comments about Turns - Paul Bley Rgia You gotta be kidding me how many times is this guy going to put "Ida Lupina", "Syndrome" and "Ictus" on any given Album? And "King Korn" for that matter..... Related Music albums to Turns by Paul Bley Paul Bley - Footloose Paul Bley / Gary Peacock - Mindset Paul Bley - Open, To Love Paul Bley, Franz Koglmann, Gary Peacock - Annette Paul Bley & Scorpio - Paul Bley & Scorpio The Paul Bley Synthesizer Show - The Paul Bley Synthesizer Show Paul Bley With Gary Peacock - Paul Bley With Gary Peacock Paul Bley - Homage To Carla.

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