VINYL FORMAT. An intriguing one-sided release featuring music from guitarist John Abercrombie's 1974 solo debut on ECM, Timeless, and having something to do with writer Alice B. Toklas. Featuring Jan Hammer on organ, piano, and synthesizer and Jack DeJohnette on drums. Silkscreened lettering on jacket: "The 1979 Foundation For The Black Arts Presents Timeless - sequestered moments written by John Abercrombie. Chosen by Paul Nickerson for Poverty's Paradise, Inc. Hand crafted 1st edition pressing - 100 scri...   [ read more ]

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Guitarist John Abercrombie's first in a long line of recordings for ECM was also his debut as a leader. Teamed up with Jan Hammer (who here plays organ, synthesizer, and piano) and drummer Jack DeJohnette, Abercrombie plays four of his originals, plus two by Hammer. These performances differ from many of the guitarist's later ECM dates in that Hammer injects a strong dose of fusion into the music, and there is plenty of spirited interplay between those two with fine support by {$...   [ read more ]

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