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Bob James Trio - Explosions flac album
  • Performer Bob James Trio
  • Title Explosions
  • Date of release 1965
  • Country Germany
  • Style Free Jazz
  • Other formats AUD AA DTS AAC AHX MP2 DMF
  • Genre Jazz
  • Size MP3 1998 mb
  • Size FLAC 1396 mb
  • Rating: 4.2
  • Votes: 370

Bob James Trio - Explosions Artwork Inside. jpg C. pg 04 - An O. lac 01 - Peasant Bo. lac 05 - Wolfman. flac 02 - Untitled Mixes. Bob James - Explosions.

Cover, Piano – Bob James. Engineer – Art Crist. Percussion – Robert Pozar. Studio: Bell Sound Studios, New York City, May, 1965. Released in a structured cover with a cover picture adhered to it. This version: red labels with white lettering. Explosions ‎(LP, Album). Explosions ‎(CD, Album, RE).

Probably the first recording of improvised jazz combined with electronic music, as well as playing inside the piano and other new music techniques. Contains lively and often humorous compositions by Bob James and Gordon Mumma ("Peasant Boy"), Bob Ashley and Bob James ("Untitled Mixes"), Bob James ("Explosions"), Barre Phillips ("An On"), and a version (not the full one for voice and electronics found in Source magazine) of "Wolfman" by Bob. Ashley and Bob James. With Bob James (piano), Barre Phillips (bass), and Robert Pozar (percussion)

Explosions (1965), 1965. Explosions (1965), 1965. Untitled Mixes, 05:20.

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On this page you can listen to mp3 music free or download album or mp3 track to your PC, phone or tablet. Release title: Bob James Trio - Explosions. Photo of Bob James Trio - Explosions. More albums of Bob James Trio: Take It From The Top. Explosions. This album was released on the label ESP Disk (catalog number 1009) ESP Disk (catalog number ESP-1009). This album was released in 1965 year.

Explosions by Bob James. Bob James, a recent college graduate, brought ESP a master of a session he had produced, featuring Barre Phillips and Bob Pozar. He chose for the front cover a torn poster he had photographed on a visit to Australia. In 1974, having garnered several gold records, he returned to visit ESP on the ground floor at 290 West End Avenue, in New York City. 04. Bob James Trio - And On (08:55).

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1 Peasant Boy
Written-By – Bob James, Gordon Mumma
1:38
A2 Untitled Mixes
Written-By – Bob James, Bob Ashley*
5:18
A3 Explosions
Written-By – Bob James
8:54
B1 An On
Written-By – Barre Phillips
5:50
B2 Wolfman
Written-By – Bob James, Bob Ashley*
6:12

Companies, etc.

  • Recorded At – Bell Sound Studios

Credits

  • Art Direction – Paul Frick
  • Bass – Barre Phillips
  • Cover, Piano – Bob James
  • Engineer – Art Crist
  • Percussion – Robert Pozar

Notes

Studio: Bell Sound Studios, New York City, May, 1965.
Released in a structured cover with a cover picture adhered to it.
This version: red labels with white lettering.

Versions with white labels and picture labels are both known to exist.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (Runout stamp side A): ESPS 1009A
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout stamp side B): ESPS 1009B

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
ESP 1009-2 Bob James Trio Explosions ‎(CD, Album, RE) ESP Disk, ZYX Music ESP 1009-2 Germany Unknown
ESP-1009 Bob James Trio Explosions ‎(LP, Album, RE) ESP Disk ESP-1009 US Unknown
ESP-1009 Bob James Trio Explosions ‎(LP, Album, RP) ESP Disk, ESP Disk ESP-1009 US Unknown
1009 Bob James Trio Explosions ‎(LP, Album, RE) ESP Disk 1009 US Unknown
GET 1029 Bob James Trio Explosions ‎(LP, Album, RE) Get Back GET 1029 Italy 2001


Talk about Bob James Trio - Explosions


Nilabor
...it's got to be said, the truth must be told, the solid gospel that the known is based on, the knowledge that this joint from way back in 65 is the best utterance that this jazzbo ever issued forth and put down for all interested parties...his later fusion type blather might be good, even great for what it is but this explosions biscuit is the sound of the urban landscape, all the claustrophobic paranoia that surrounds every thinking being on the roam...this is movement, perhaps random, perhaps thought out, always seemingly in the right place giving texture, building on what went before, cause and effect...Bob James and the bopsters (including a couple of avant garde types on some electric computer bleeps and blips/drones) get down with the free jazz blowout that was happening in NYC at the time (Albert Ayle r/ Sonny Murray etc) with bob giving his piano a proper set to with scraping the strings, plinking and stabbing, really getting inside the instrument, to take it all further...drums clatter and bang with forceful abandon, glad to break out from any precise timing that might give constriction to the eternal self, the bass lays down an ever changing backdrop that comes forward with avant noodles when necessary to interrupt earlier thoughts with new expressions, just like the big city with its chaotic vibe...the tape collage works in well, intermingling with the out jazzbo groove that's perculating just fine, hitting the spot with some left field science...the trio's version of hep-outness-free-spirit jazz may touch the modern listener as slightly professorial when up against some other works on the ESP-Disk imprint (surely the greatest label ever, that ain't really no exaggeration when the whole catalogue is viewed with an eye for the way forward, who else was getting this kinda gubbins on the market with the sole purpose of having it heard, no other agenda, it is what it is and always will be the bench mark for unpretentious art, an art that far outstrips any and all competition that may stray into the fields of exploration of HEPness) but that thought may be changed within a spin or two...lightness of touch in some places gives the listener time to reflect on some of the more chaotic parts, just like an early evening sojourn from the days battering that the crowded metropolis can lay on the more sensitive John Does out in the wilderness of the concrete jungle, where capitalist ambush is waiting for the next mark to come down the pike...a top earful of solid jams, the type of which ain't made anymore,which is one reason jazz today as a music is just part of the entertainment industry it's worthiness to enrich seems to have disappeared, been swallowed by the corporate miasma...grab the train to the hearts of gonesville and groove with some meditative mind tapping...a slight aside that may be of interest to certain parties is the cool fact the artwork was put together by Jay Dillon from the ever groovy Godz...
Bukelv
It is very fan to listen to each and every notes of this recording.