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The audience responds not so much to composition or improvisation, they respond to the individual players and what they respond to with the player is pretty much the timbre and tone of the player and the passion of a player. But there definitely are more dimensions than five. From the audience’s point of view, they are not really supposed to know whether it’s written or improvised, so what you’re really talking about is spontaneous composition, which is often called improvisation. Paul says: So much of the music is improvised that the line between improvisation and composition pretty much disappear, so that the goal in improvising is to sound like it is composed. Joy bringing some wonderful solo explorations to O'Farrell Street. The December date is nothing but Bley - two-plus hours of Mr. The August date features the pianist in a trio setting, with bassist Gary Peacock and drummer Barry Altschul providing sensitive, searching (and occasionally searing) accompaniment. These two 1976 performances in San Francisco will help you reach this elevated plane. Sometimes you just have to listen to Paul Bley all damn day. Paul Bley - Great American Music Hall, San Francisco, California, Aug/ December 16, 1976 Much of Fifth Dimension, the Byrds third album, was recorded after singer-songwriter Gene Clark left the band. Psychodrama City (instrumental) (2:57) The Byrds 2-4-2 Fox Trot (The Lear Jet Song) (instrumental) (2:25)ġ0. Hey Joe (longer version live studio Sweden) (2:11)ĩ.
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Also I don't really get the Byrds, I don't know what they are trying to be, The Beatles and The Kinks where doing much more interesting stuff, and it's amazing they become popular, I obviously missing something. What’s Happening (alternate take) (3:26)ĥ. Fifth Dimension is a really uneven album and is mostly filler tracks, with just the few odd gems here and there. Wild Mountain Thyme (early master) (2:30)Ĥ. With a few exceptions, he didn’t really put himself out there as a lead instrumentalist after this album, but he laid a whole lot of groundwork for those who followed in his wake.Ģ.
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Listening to these outtakes and alternates, I’m struck by the forward-leaning sound of McGuinn’s 12-string throughout, whether it’s the free jazz clusters of “I See You,” the magisterial rock raga glory of “Eight Miles High,” or the acid-laced drone of “Why.” The guy was definitely ahead of the game when it came to progressive guitar sounds. This is a great dig into the Byrds’ 1966 LP Fifth Dimension, an album that (as far as I’ve noticed) has gone woefully under-appreciated during its 50th year in existence. The Alternate Fifth Dimension! Sounds like something Jack Kirby would’ve dreamed up. The Byrds – The Alternate Fifth Dimension
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