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John Surman, Barre Phillips, Stu Martin
Conflagration / The Trio
Genres: Jazz, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (12) - Disc #1
1. Oh Dear - The Trio, Kroll, Michael
2. Dousing Rod - The Trio, Phillips
3. Silver Cloud - The Trio, Phillips
4. Incantation - The Trio, Surman
5. Caractacus - The Trio, Surman
6. Let's Stand - The Trio, Phillips
7. Foyer Hall - The Trio, Phillips
8. Porte des Lilas - The Trio, Cooke
9. Veritably - The Trio, Phillips
10. In Between - The Trio, Surman
11. Sixes and Sevens - The Trio, Phillips
12. Green Walnut - The Trio, Phillips
Track Listings (11) - Disc #2
1. Billie the Kid - The Trio, Martin
2. Dee Tune - The Trio, Surman
3. Centering - The Trio, Kater, Peter
4. Joachim - The Trio, Martin
5. Drum - The Trio, Martin
6. Conflagration - The Trio, Phillips
7. Malachite - The Trio, Surman
8. Nuts - The Trio, Martin
9. Sixes and Sevens - The Trio, Phillips
10. B - The Trio, Martin
11. Afore the Morrow - The Trio, Surman

Two on One Reissue of 1970's Classic Jazz Titles. Featuring Dave Holland, Nick Evans, Kenny Wheeler, Barre Phillips, Stu Martin, and Many Others. Originally Issued by Dawn Records.

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CD Details

All Artists: John Surman, Barre Phillips, Stu Martin
Title: Conflagration / The Trio
Members Wishing: 4
Total Copies: 0
Label: Sequel Records UK
Release Date: 4/6/1999
Album Type: Import
Genres: Jazz, Pop, Rock
Style: Avant Garde & Free Jazz
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2

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Album Details

Two on One Reissue of 1970's Classic Jazz Titles. Featuring Dave Holland, Nick Evans, Kenny Wheeler, Barre Phillips, Stu Martin, and Many Others. Originally Issued by Dawn Records.

CD Reviews

Amazing stuff

Douglas T Martin | Alpharetta, GA USA | 06/26/2000

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Amazing 2-CD document of British/European free jazz in the late 60's/early 70's. The first CD is The Trio - John Surman on reeds, Barre Phillips on bass, Stu Martin on drums; the second CD finds them joined by a variety of other musicians. The songs are challenging in an Ornette Coleman sort of way but never inaccessible. Not a recording for the casual jazz listener - it's more for the adventurous jazz lover."