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One of the most important musical partnerships in English Free Improvisation was the duo of Tony Oxley and Derek Bailey. Their long standing friendship began as early as 1963 with the group Joseph Holbrooke (including composer/bassist Gavin Bryars) and lasted over forty years. These recordings were created in the studio in 1975 and catch them at their peak. Also included is Oxley’s touching tribute to Bailey, a dynamic new piece for electronics and percussion recorded live at the recent Bailey tribute concert at the London Barbicon, 2006. Exciting and vibrant improvisations—never before released—by two pioneers of the genre.~~~ A Tzadik Classic!
Track 1 to 3 recorded 1975 London, U.K.
track 4 recorded 2006 at Barbican, London, U.K.
K2 Technology by JVC Disc America
A project of Hip Roads
ⒸⓅ 2007 Tzadik
Track 1 to 3 recorded 1975 London, U.K. track 4 recorded 2006 at Barbican, London, U.K. K2 Technology by JVC Disc America A project of Hip Roads ⒸⓅ 2007 Tzadik
| 1 | Sheffield Phantoms | 13:57 | |
| 2 | Medicine Men | 3:52 | |
| 3 | Playroom | 12:24 | |
| 4 | The Advocate - For Derek Bailey | 9:54 |