Piano suite II (Laraian) part I

Excerpt from piano improvisation recorded for Piano Day at Sage Gateshead, March 2015.  This is also available for download on Bandcamp:

https://paulstephentaylor.bandcamp.com/track/cusps-excerpt

Features on the  official Piano Day 2015 Playlist:
https://soundcloud.com/nils_frahm/sets/piano-day-playlist-march-29th.

The complete is track available on the eponymous album,along with four other pieces:

https://paulstephentaylor.bandcamp.com/album/cusps.

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Cusps (excerpt)

* Initiation Of Lovers * with Milana Zilnik and Debsmusic

Live improvisation recorded 22/12/12 at Star and Shadow, Newcastle upon Tyne.
Christian Alderson: Drums
Jason Etherington:  Bass
Paul Taylor: Piano and Keyboards

"Nonplussed"-Live at The Star and Shadow 22.12.12

Next to the old Worswick Street bus station, opposite St. Andrew's RC church.

Christian Alderson: Drums.
Jason Etherington: Bass
Paul Taylor: Keyboards.
Improvisation recorded at Lime Street, Newcastle. January 2013

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In full flight, The Long Lonesome Go draw on influences from Autechre to Alice Coltrane, Talk Talk to Can to conjure a searching brew that leads to continual denials of a secret prog rock ambitions. At their best, this drums/bass/keyboards trio forge an unprecedented link between Artificial Intelligence-era electronica and the questing and grandiose glories of Goblin and Mahavishnu Orchestra.

The LLG rhythm section excited many a Northern stage as two-thirds of the criminally under-heard The Unit Ama, where they honed their extended free-rock chops before taking a line-up diversion and hooking with piano composer and improvisor Paul Taylor. Taylor greatly expands his palette in this setting, and the collective richness of their individual playing – drums forging a connection between Milford Graves and Klaus Dinger, and throbbing, fluid, often dubby and sparse bass vying with Taylor's man-machine smorgasbord – brings some divine evolutions from the minimal to maximal and back.

"TLLG seem to appreciate that music isn't about filling a silent space until it spills over - there's space, silence, an appreciation of the loveliness of sound, and of the possibilities of immersing yourself in a journey." - NARC Magazine June 2010
PHOTOGRAPH: KEN DREW, NOVEMBER 2015



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