Steve Kuhn
Trance
- Trio Records PAP-9030
- LP
- Japan
- 1975
Condition
- NM
- VG+
Graded to the Goldmine standard. About our grading →
- A1 Trance5:54
- A2 A Change Of Face4:56
- A3 Squirt3:00
- A4 The Sandhouse3:45
- B1 Something Everywhere7:47
- B2 Silver2:54
- B3 The Young Blade6:15
- B4 Life's Backward Glance3:08
A1 Trance 5:54
A2 A Change Of Face 4:56
A3 Squirt 3:00
A4 The Sandhouse 3:45
B1 Something Everywhere 7:47
B2 Silver 2:54
B3 The Young Blade 6:15
B4 Life's Backward Glance 3:08
Recorded by Steve Kuhn at Generation Sound Studios in New York on 11 and 12 November 1974, with Jack DeJohnette on drums, Steve Swallow on electric bass and Sue Evans on percussion. Manfred Eicher produced and Jan Erik Kongshaug mixed: an ECM production, licensed and issued in Japan by Trio Records, and this is that domestic pressing under its PAP number. Kuhn moves between acoustic and electric piano, with the near-eight-minute "Something Everywhere" the longest piece. Placed among the American recordings of ECM's early years.
- PAP-9030
- Japan
- 1975
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