| 1 | Part 1 | 13:23 |
| 2 | Part 2 | 10:41 |
John Edwards / double bass
Tom Wheatley / double bass
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Live at the Hundred Years Gallery 20.05.15
Recorded by Daniel Kordik
Matered by Rupert Clervaux
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Drawing by Daniel Blumberg
Design by Earshots/Dept2
Available as 320k MP3 or 16bit FLAC
Tracklisting:
1. Part 1 - 13.23
2. Part 2 - 10.41
John Edwards grew up in London and started experimenting with the bass guitar before he switched in his twenties to play double bass. He is deeply rooted in the creative free jazz and improvisation genre. Since the 80ties he is as soloist and in many groups and ensembles in Europe active and became one of the most renowned bass players. He played/plays regular for example with Peter Brötzmann, Joe Mc Phee, Phil Minton, Maggie Nichols, Evan Parker, Roscoe Michtell, Louis Moholo-Moholo, Mark Sanders, Caroline Kraabel, John Butcher, Pat Thomas, Irène Schweizer, Hans Koch, Florian Stoffner, Gabriele Mitelli, John Dikeman.
"I think John Edwards is absolutely remarkable: there’s never been anything like him before, anywhere in jazz." - Richard Williams, The Blue Moment
Tom Wheatley is an artist and musician based in London. His work is patterns, rhythms and cycles, at an interface of physical and digital zones.
His projects are Tennota with Grundik Kasyansky, Vesta Payne with Sarah Hartnett and Cast-On with Ilana Blumberg. He also works closely with Daniel Blumberg and Adam Christensen.
